Gateway Channel Selection

Does anyone know accurately what is Ascending vs. Descending channel selection on a MGCP gateway? Cisco labels the gateway configuration with Bottom Up or Top Down. Yet I have conflicting documentation, one a Cisco document and another a 3rd party document. I'm leaning towards trusting the Cisco document.
Thanks
Fred

Ascending = Top Down
Descending = Bottom Up.
Top Down (a.k.a ascending) is for channels going from 1 to 23.
Bottom Up (a.k.a descending) is for channels going from 23 to 1.
I have seen that documentation on Cisco callmanager help page is wrong.
HTH
Sankar
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