Why doesn't the ISDN B-channel selection configuration work on my Cisco Voice Gateway?
I had the PRIs in a trunk group and had the IOS configuration setup to perform channel selection on the serial interfaces corresponding with our PRIs. However, the PRIs ignored the channel selection commands. How strange, I would have thought that the serial interface would be the most specific configuration option to define the hunting scheme. Well wouldn't you know, all of the hunt scheme magic is performed at the trunk group level. (I didn't know) The commands bellow illustrate how to configure the PRIs to hunt in a descending order which is typically my preference as carriers usually hunt in an ascending order.
router(config-trunk-group)#trunk group PRI
router(config-trunk-group)#hunt-scheme ?
sequential The interface with highest preference is selected
router(config-trunk-group)#hunt-scheme sequential ?
both Select from all available timeslots
router(config-trunk-group)#hunt-scheme sequential both ?
down Timeslots are selected in the descending order
router(config-trunk-group)#hunt-scheme sequential both down
Showing posts with label hunt-scheme. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hunt-scheme. Show all posts
Thursday, March 21, 2019
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Integrating WebEx Calling and Communications Manager Express 2/2
This is the second post in the two post series. It will go into more detail on the configuration of the solutions and workarounds put in pla...
-
This is the second post in the two post series. It will go into more detail on the configuration of the solutions and workarounds put in pla... -
It's been a long minute since I've run into this particular scenario. Unfortunately, I didn't have the solution in my notes s...
-
Let's say there is a Communications Manager Express and a PSTN SIP trunk to the telco that requires authentication. How does CME bind S...