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This likely falls on the Call Manager end regarding security. Check the PSTN trunk configuration to see if it allows the FreePBX trunk to tandem to it through the call manager. Trunking in Call Manager is extensively covered in their administration guide: Cisco Unified Communications Manager System Guide, Release 10.0(1) - Cisco Unified Communications Manager Trunk Types [Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CallManager)] - Cisco

In fact, the error message is on the GSM gateway side. As a reminder, I have created a trunk with a GSM gateway to send and receive calls to and from the outside. I think that the calls sent from the FreePBX IPBX reach the gateway but it is the gateway that cannot route these calls to the outside. The GSM gateway is looking for the number internally when it should be routing the call to the outside (the telephone operator).

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CUCM Signaling and Media Paths

CUCM uses SIP or SCCP to communicate with Cisco IP Phones for call set up, teardown, and supplementary service work. Use the Real-Time Transport Protocol (RTP) to deliver audio; after a call has been made, media exchange occurs directly between the Cisco IP Phones across the IP network. After the call has been set up, CUCM is not involved in a call. If the CUCM server were unplugged during the call period, users would never notice it unless they were trying to use a feature on the phone. CUCM is only involved in the setting up, teardown, and functionality of the call. If the CUCM server that installed the call were down, end users would see a message on the LCD screen of the IP phone that read CM Down, Features Disabled.

CUCM reports the ringback calling party so that the user hears the ringback tone at Phone A. CUCM also signals the ringdown tone to the destination phone. Further information on the calls and the party name and number are provided to the telephones. Phone A displays the name and number of the target device, and Phone B shows the name and number of the calling party.

When the phone B user accepts the call, CUCM sends a message to the device to inform the IPv4 socket of information that should be contained for the duration of a call( IPv4 address and port number). The RTP media path opens between both phones directly.

IT is telling me on the call manager side they get an error of device name not found. We have tried using the cisco 5 digit user name and also tried using the phone number as the user name. Is there any other logging or diagnostics on the ignition side that would help me track down the source of the issue?

I will show how to register Ekiga softphone to Callmanager 7.1.2, I haven't tried it on anything earlier but it should be pretty simillar. Will try to add other SIP devices at the end of the doc. Procedure Go to Device > Phone > Add new >...

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I'm trying to change the ip source-address for call-manager-fallback but the router tells me that it cannot change ip source-address while call-manager-fallback occurs. The problem is the router is not in fallback mode. The Callmanager shows this router as registered. If I try to do a no call-manager-fallback to start the config over it says "Cannot remove call-manager fallback mode due to active devices (1)" How can I find out what device this is? Any help would be appreciated.

Well don't you know it by the time you get frustrated enough to post you figure out the problem 10 minutes later. We had to disable MOH-live on call-manager-fallback which was configured to use the E&M port on the router. It was creating an EFXS port which was the one active device.

Next run command 'clear tcp tcb 1A238D5C'. Then wait a few moments and run command 'show ephone registered' to verify that it is removed. You can now run command 'no call-manager-fallback' without the error "Cannot remove call-manager fallback mode due to active devices (1)"

I configured an MX64 with a site-to-site VPN connection. I'm able to ping my call manager from the MX but the Cisco Phone that I'm trying to setup is not registering to the Call Manager (Cisco Phone Model 8865)

I'm having issue with IPSLAM and it not pulling CDRs in. I worked with Solarwinds support earlier and we added the CUCM to the database table manually and it worked for a bit, but now has stopped again pulling in CDR files from the SFTP server. It is working fine for another call manager cluster we have setup.

SolarWinds VNQM monitors call details and call quality of Cisco CallManager and Avaya Communication and Media Server devices. The metrics captured by SolarWinds VNQM help you identify affected calls and patterns of affected calls. With SolarWinds VNQM, you can drill in to problem areas to start identifying the underlying problems.

This sounds like a normal installation. The callmanager will be using the I/F card installed in the router for its out/in pstn traffic and the Call Manager is doing the rest. Call plans phone features etc.

Yes, I have experience in VoIP, I do realize that VoIp is the encapsulation of Voice data in IP packets to be passed on a packetswitchin network.

The text between quotation mark would be my managers knowledge - they have no clue what it is, and they want it to happen.

Alas, CCME v3 has no support for SIP, no.

I have setup a 3 callmanager (version 3) and one Asterisk box integration. Although SIP is not supported on the callmanager v3, h.323 is. H.323 is also supported on Asterisk with its add-on. I have three gateways: one MGCP, and two h.323. The Asterisk server connected to each of the callmanagers through an h.323 connection, and connected directly to the PSTN through the two h.323 2600 routers.

You can tell if your router is being used as a PSTN gateway by checking inside the callmanager administration page. It will be under the devices>gateways section. The icon to the left of the gateway will indicate what type of gateway is connected. If it is using h.323, then you can just setup your Asterisk box to the router. If it is MGCP, you can change the config so that the callmanager is connected to the router using h.323, instead of MGCP.

I have integrated both callmanager and Asterisk. I would caution in being so quick to get the callmanager out of the picture. I would strongly suggest setting up a test server with phones connected that can place calls to and from the current callmanager. If this works, it would solve your issue with the remote location. If your company is happy with the performance of the remote location, then you can duplicate the setup in your main location. In my opinion, it takes vastly more experience to get Asterisk working in a live business environment.

Purchasing support for either the Callmanager or the Asterisk box could be the best suggestion you make to your bosses. The risk of not doing so solely rests on your shoulders. That is more risk than I am personally willing to take. At least propose it.

We are thinking about to use ip voice feature to reduce the cost of the site-to-site calls. There is 3 sites in our company and each site is about 20 persons. So I think it's not good to use FXS card. But if I use IP phone (so that I can make good use of the ports in my switch), must I use call manager to admin? Can I just place the routing config in the router? because we do not really need the CDR record and there is only 60 persons in our company. Can any one tell me? Thank you!!

Or you could bite the bullet and buy call manager and use the phones the way they were meant to be used, with all the features of call manager. I personally would not try anything other than using call manager or ITS otherwise you will have some very unhappy users who have expensive phones and no features.

Then Cisco have a key system (subset of a PBX) call ITS. This is a software that you can install on a 2600 or 3600 series to provide call control to IP phone. It could be a good solution but you will not be able to use all the feature of Ip Phone and Ip Telephony. 2351a5e196