Help on set up branch office with 2921 H323 gateway

I setup a new branch office with 2921 H323 gateway and cucm in HQ.  When I call a number in remote office, I get dead silence and busy tone.  However, user can hear ring at the remote location and able to answer the phone.  I was able to talk to him.  Any place I need to check? 
Question #2, should cucm in HQ handle all calls between HQ and remote office?  I tried to call from my VoIP phone to remote office VoIP phone and monitored remote office GW running "debug voip ccapi inout".  I saw messages like gateway is handling calls.  Is this normal?  
I'm fairly new to VoIP environment, still trying to learn.  Thanks. Let me know if you need anything to troubleshoot this. 

I think that's where I'm confused.  I'd like to have CUCM to handle every calls for remote sites.  when I searched for the number I'm dialing for remote office, there is a route pattern that covers this number and it points to gateway.  This route pattern covers all of their local numbers including our remote office numbers.  For example, I have 9.1201456XXXX point to H323 GW.  That I got it.  However, I want the numbers belong to our office like 1111 don't go to GW for call processing.  Do I make sense?  I want only their local call to remote office go through GW not our internal call between our offices.  I'm sorry if I don't make much sense.  Thanks for your help. 

Similar Messages

  • Help: FSB Setting for MSI 875P with Intel 3.06 533Mhz & Corsair 512 27

    Help: FSB Setting for MSI 875P with Intel 3.06 533Mhz & Corsair 512 2799 333Mhz
    Need a little help here, Intel's specs for the P4 3.06GHz 533 is a multiplier of 23 x 133Mhz.
    However 133Mhz as a FSB seems very slow.
    The 875P NEO has two BIOS settings: CPU Ratio and Adjust CPU Bus
    What are your settings for these - I am quite confused?
    Thanks!
    G.

    133 is the stock FSB setting. set your memory to DDR333.
    Do you want to overclock? you might want to set your memory to DDR266 which is 1:1. so u can adjust a bit of FSB from 133 to maybe 150.
    PS dont forget your memory timing. 2-6-3-3 would be oki i think. what bios version r u using?

  • To make a new site or not? (for branch office with small number of people)

    We have a main office, with our DC (DC01) and a single site (SiteHO), and we are about to open up a new branch office in another city.  This branch office is connected to the head office via a 5 Mbps MPLS network.  The branch office will have around
    5-7 domain joined workstations, and the people there will require access to the existing file and exchange servers in the head office. 
    I was thinking about not adding a RODC in the branch office and not creating another site in AD for the branch office either.  My thinking is that since the number of users is relatively low, it doesn't warrant having a new RODC and site.  The
    traffic generated by the 5-7 user logon activities will be minimal, and the local profiles are stored on the workstations (no roaming profiles), so there shouldn't be much WAN link impact.  Obviously I would have to add the subnet from the branch office
    to the SiteHO site. 
    Can anybody think of something wrong with my reasoning?

    I think the dedicated line has a little to do with AD since its used both to authenticate the users and move the data.
    I am not sure what bandwith you get from an internet provider in your location, but for example you might get a 100Mb internet connection from an ISP. A VPN tunnel over a 100Mb internet connection I am guessing is faster then a 5Mb guaranteed MPLS link.
    The advantage of MPLS is that you can have QoS policies for voice and video traffic.
    If users move 'very large files' perhaps a local file server might be an good option. DFS replication can save a lot of bandwidth in that case. And then you would have 'local resources' in the branch and in case of wan failure the users will not be able
    to access the local file server resource. So you would need a secondary DC in that location.
    And if they are moving the files think (and check) the impact on the MPLS, because authentication requests go through that link, Exchange traffic (RPC MAPI) goes through that link so these might be affected. For example, lets say you have 2GB mailboxes.
    All Outlook users use OST files. One user's profile gets corrupted and needs to be rebuilt. The Outlook client sets up a fresh OST copy of the mailbox so now its downloading a 2GB mailbox copy over a 5Mb MPLS while some other user is moving a 'large file'.
    By local resources I am referring to file servers, printers, applications in the branch location that require AD authentication. Authentication works with both VPN and MPLS and in case the wan/vpn is down users can even log in with
    cached credentials.
    Hope it helps.
    http://mariusene.wordpress.com/

  • Best Practice for setting up an office with an extreme

    I am looking for some great info for setting up a Business Network using Comcast Business Highspeed. I rencently purchased an Airport Extreme and an Airport Express for a network extender and I am trying to understand what the optimal setup is for this kind of setup. Comcast provides a modem that manages DHCP but I am not sure if it makes sense to use the Airport Extremes built in DHCP or setup the Extreme as a bridge to the Modem and let DHCP be handled there. I am expecting to have anywhere from 30-60 devices on the network depending on the day. Is there any info out there that would help me better understand Apple's recomendation or do any of you have some good info for me? Thanks for the help in advance.

    Unless the Comcast modem/router or gateway device has an available option to be configured as a simple modem.....and....this type of configuration is supported by Comcast, the decision about DHCP service has already been made for you.
    In that case, configure the AirPort Extreme in Bridge Mode to allow the Comcast modem/router to control the routing functions on the network. You will have to check with Comcast to insure that the DHCP range of the modem/router will supply an adequate number of IP addresses to meet your needs.
    That would probably mean a pool of at least 100 or more IP addresses.
    Connect the AirPort Express using an Ethernet cable to one of the LAN <-> ports on the AirPort Extreme if you want optimum bandwidth performance for the network.
    Keep in mind that all devices will share the same Internet connection bandwidth, so if you have 50 devices on the network at one time, and you have a 50 Mbps Internet connection, each device will be allowed about 1 Mbps of bandwidth.
    That may...or may not.....be adequate for your needs depending on how active the devices will be at the time.
    If 50 users are all trying to update their email simultaneously, things are going to be sluggish.

  • Please help me set up a WDS with relay

    I am attempting to create a WDS with 5 Airport Express units with the main station being connected to a wired router (will this slow things down?) I used the Airport Utility to designate the main station in WDS and then scanned for another station that I set up as remote. Everything works fines at this point.
    Next I selected another station as a relay and then selected the main station and the other ones which I want to act as remotes from the relay (not sure if I should include the remote that I already have set up off the main station as also a remote to the relay) But regardless this is when I get the message that I should not have DHCP and NAT enabled and that I should deselect the "Distribute IP Addresses" option which didn't come up when I set up the first remote from the main. I tried leaving these options both on or off but either way the relay didn't connect to the main however the remotes connected the the relay. (I have double checked that I have the main station for the relay selected properly.
    I was confused that you are to enter a network name and password for the relay because I thought it would it would automatically be changed to the main networks names and password. (Maybe it would have if I had it working right) Since it didn't I attempted entering in the main network name and password but it didn't help. A relay in WDS doesn't create another network name correct? Computers can also connect to a relay? I also thought it was strange that when I was scanning for the stations that the MAC address would come up but the name would be listed as "unknown" but am not sure if that is a big deal. One other issue I was experiencing was that my PMG5 couldn't connect to another station after already being connected to one for some unkown reason but luckily I have a PB to work with that had no trouble accessing the different stations to then attempt to configure as I have described. I also wonder if it woud be better to kepp the PMG5 wired from the wired router and then also connect the Main Airport Express to it. If anyone can provide any advice it will be greatly appreciated! Thanks a million!

    Sorry, would love to go into fine detail about this but I'm a little tired and frustrated at this point.
    I'm basically having the same problem as robosapien. I just want to create this simple configuration :-
    AirPort Extreme Base Station (main) <--> AirPort Express (relay) <--> Airport Express (remote)
    In following various instruction manuals, common sense and logical experimentation I'm simply failing to get it to work. I've assigned MAC addresses, configured manually and with the set-up assistants but I'm begining to feel that the "multiple" configuration adjustments that happen when setting up a WDS network are somehow cancelling things out.
    Here are a few things that are confusing me.
    1) It appears I have set things up correctly in a single room environment with MAC addresses in the "right" boxes, main/relay/remote WDS settings assigned correctly and green lights on the 2 Express units. I then move Express 1 (relay) to another room and retain green light status. I then move Express 2 (remote) to it's intended location - another building, but with only 2 walls and 25ft between Express's - but I only get the flashing orange LED. I return to Express 1 and that too is flashing orange, as if Express 2 has messed up it's function when it was powered up. The network has fallen down.
    2) When experimenting with configuring each station I don't understand why a single remote base station is in a mode classed as "Create a Wireless Network" as opposed to "Join an existing Wireless Network", but that second option disables access to WDS settings, so I'll hazard a guess that is used for bridging.
    I'm sure it's probably all about the order in which you set up the base stations
    and which base station holds which MAC addresses, but I've exhausted the logical combinations.
    Any help would be greatly appreciated.
    Simon
    PowerMac G4 Dual 1.42   Mac OS X (10.4.7)  

  • 8330 Curve. Please help me set up to sync with Google Calendar.

    Please help.  I have a new Curve.  I spent forever getting Google Calendar loaded up with my LIFE, and now I cannot seem to get the two to sync consistently.  Would someone please simplify this for me (talk to me like I am 8) and rescue me from the panic I am in?
    I need Google Calendar to sync (both ways) with my BB.  Since I can only find a way to set two different sounding alarms on the BB, I also need to be able to have Google Calendar send e-mail alerts (because I can use a different alarm tone) and SMS (another tone) for some events.
    I had some of this working, and all of a sudden, some events are out of "sync" by a day.  (ie.  it says they are set for a Thursday, recurrring ,but they show up on Wednesday on Google).  Also, many events are not syncing from Google Cal to BB. 
    Following some of the information I read here, I re-set my Calendar Sync, re-loaded Google Sync.  I now have 3 entries in my calendar, not 823.   It would appear that most of what I need still exists in my desktop Google Calendar.  Please help me get these appointments back on to my BB!!
    Thank you.
    b

    First, you need a Google account.  If you don't have one, get it here:
    https://www.google.com/accounts/ManageAccount
    Second, get Google sync here:
    http://www.google.com/mobile/blackberry/sync.html
    Third, read about it here:
    http://www.google.com/support/mobile/bin/topic.py?topic=13585
    Jerry

  • I need help to set up my AirPort with AT&T Uverse

    I purchased the AirPort to replace the wifi portion of my AT&T Uverse NVG510 modem/router. The AT7T people said to turn off the wifi on the router. BestBuy says it will work. I am not able to see from the instructions on the AirPort how to set that up. Help?

    THanks for the answer. I do not know how to enter the bridge mode. I went with the "new network" with the AirPort connected from the Ethernet/wan port to an open port on the Uverse router. It works and I went into the router and shut off it's wifi. Will it still be a good idea to set the airport in the bridge mode? The wifi seems to be a little stonger but I was hoping for a little more range.

  • Help in setting up internet connection with AOL

    I just purchased a MacBook this week (already have an iMac). I have phone line internet service with AOL as my provider. I purchased the modem from Apple to connect to my phone line. I have tried to use the SetUp Asst. to connect but I am not very computer literate and can't seem to get set up. I need very basic directions. Also, how do I use wifi with the MacBook? I have never used it before - I don't know how to configure it or get it started either. Any help would be tremendously appreciated. Sorry to be so illiterate!
    Sunny

    Welcome To Discussions Sunny!
    At what point in the setup are you?
    Do you have the AOL application installed on the MacBook?
    Do you have an existing AOL account?
    Do you have the External Modem connected to the MacBook, and also to the phone jack in the wall?
    ali b

  • Help Required Setting up a Network with 2 Wireless Routers

    My network is based on 2 hubs:
    Room 1 - Main Hub
    Phone socket (where line enters my house)
    Modem
    WRT610N router
    Homeplug connected by ethernet cable to router
    Room 2 - Media Centre
    Homeplug
    Netgear DG834G v1
    Room 2 includes a NAS and media streamer wired to the DG834G, which as I understand it still need to talk via the WRT610N. I'd like to upgrade my network further and remove the weakest point (currently Homeplugs) and therefore improve connectivity between hub 1 and 2. In upgrading, I want everytthing to have gigabit ethernet ports, but for the 2 hubs to be connected only via wireless link (wired link may be possible in long term, but not at present).
    I have already taken the step of purchasing a 2nd WRT610N, but am now unsure if the link can be established between the 2 of them without using a cable connection. Does anyone know if/ how this can be achieved, or do I need to buy something else?

    Linksys firmware does not have feature to make the router work as an wireless access point.You can try the dd-wrt firmware.For more information about that,you can visit www.dd-wrt firmware.
    You have two alternative here..First is Wireless Bridge(WET610N),which will communicate with the router wirelessly and it it will provide the LAN Connection further.You can connect a switch to the bridge and all other devices hard-wired to the bridge to get connection...However,it will not give you the Wireless Signal.
    The Seconds alternative in my opinion is an Access Point(WAP4410N)...Which will receive the wireless signal from your router and will repeat the signal wirelessly to your Wireless devices if set in a Repeater Mode.

  • Help me set up my ATV with Samsung Home theater (No HDMI in)

    Hey all,
    I have a TV with one HDMI in. My home theater receiver has an HDMI out and no HDMI ins. My apple TV HDMI out to the TV HDMI in works perfectly, but obviously I want to use my surround sounds/theater. I do have an optical cable, and my receiver has an optical jack.
    Any help would be awesome! Thanks!

    you'll need to connect HDMI to your TV and optical to your home theatre.

  • Setting up airport extreme with optus netgear gateway cg3000

    I currently have an imac running the internet through an optus branded netgear gateway cg3000. Lately my wifi signal strength and range has been very poor.
    The more I read the more confused I get but I think that  Optus disable bridging mode (whatever that is!) on this modem/router so that is not an option for a setup.
    From what I've been able to work out I think  I want to buy an airport extreme to hopefully improve my wifi but still run the internet to the imac through Ethernet connection.
    SO
    1. Do i simply turn the wifi button on the front of the modem off, and leave the Ethernet cord running between the netgear and imac?
    2. then connect the airport extreme to the  netgear to run wifi as the router - what cord/cable do I need?
    3. Does a cord also have to go between the imac and the airport extreme (so i can use the airport utility to setup?)
    4. And then what options do i need to select to run it all like this in the airport utility - even a link to a step by step guide would be great if I just know what "mode" or whatever i am going for.
    5. Lastly do i need to change any of the settings for my netgear router (I mean the kind of settings you access thorugh the website adress that looks like: 192.168.0.1 address to access the router settings before to change the channel to try and improve wifi with some but limited/short lived success).
    Thanks so much for any advice.

    Sorry can't find an edit button
    The one in the AEBS..
    It is here. Open the airport utility and click the icon of the AEBS.. or TC or AEx whatever.
    If you mean edit of the CG3000.. I don't know.
    yes I can switch off NAT through a "secret setting" link (thanks to the afore-not-mentioned site!).
    If you have NAT off in the CG3000 then you can easily setup the AEBS as router.. you simply reset it .. voila.. it is now back to default.. which is router.
    The Factory Reset universal
    Unplug your TC/AE. Hold in reset. and power the TC/AE back on..  all without releasing reset and keep holding in for about 10sec. The time is not important.. it is the front LED rapid flashing that indicates you are in factory mode.
    Release reset.
    If it doesn’t flash rapidly you have released reset at some point and try again.
    Be Gentle! Feel the switch click on. It has a positive feel..  add no more pressure after that.
    TC/AE will reboot after a couple of minutes with default factory settings and will wipe out previous configurations.
    No files are deleted on the hard disk.. No reset of the TC deletes files.. to do that you use erase from the airport utility.
    So is it important to then do things in the right order?
    Eg: do i change the settings in netgear turning off Nat first
    The order is important.
    Change the settings in the Airport first. Once it is in router mode.. then you turn off the NAT in the CG3000 and power cycle it.. and then power cycle the AEBS..
    No luck just do power cycling again with a longer gap.. try 20min off instead of 5min.
    The AEBS must show the public IP as its WAN address.
    Before doing anything with airport utility or is airport utility unnecessary when I am using Airport extreme as full router?
    You must always have access to the AEBS at all times.. you can get access to the CG3000 by plugging ethernet cable into it directly when you need it.

  • Auto deploying branch office printers with Direct Access

    Hello there
    I am implementing my first Direct Access topology and have a question. We will have branch offices with workstations deployed using Direct Access for administrative purposes. We have staff moving around from branch to branch with the goal to
    make logging on to the network and accessing resources for users as automated as possible. One of the questions I have regards auto configuring branch printers for users using Group Policy. The branch offices have workstations, printers and NAT modem/routers
    with DHCP - but no servers.
    If we have a stand alone network printer, how do we list that printer in Active Directory allowing the user to auto-configure it using group policy? If we install it on a server at Head Office, would the print job travel there first and then back to
    the branch? Obviously this is not ideal. Or can it be directed straight to the printer using a script or something?
    Alternatively we can install and share it on a branch workstation and list it in the directory, but would this not be same the problem as above? This is not ideal either as it would depend on the workstation being always on and available.
    Any input Direct Access gurus?
    Thanks in advance
    MIS5000

    Hi,
    Thanks for your post.
    We could have 2 possible solutions for natively deploy printers using Group Policy without the need for any scripting:
    1) Group Policy Preferences – available in Windows Server 2008 and later
    2) Print Management – available in Windows Server 2003 R2 and later
    http://blog.powershell.no/2009/11/08/deploying-printers-using-group-policy/
    Did you try to use the Print Management? You can share printers on a network and centralize print server and network printer management tasks using the Print Management Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-in. Print Management helps you to monitor print
    queues and receive notifications when print queues stop processing print jobs. It also enables you to migrate print servers and deploy printer connections using Group Policy.
    https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc731857.aspx
    Meanwhile, if you have any Direct Access related issue, I think you may ask in network forums:
    https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/home?forum=winserverNIS
    Regards.
    Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact [email protected]

  • Branch Office Communication

    Hi,
    Supposingly we have many branch offices with good internet speed but no dedicated bandwidth between individual locations.
    We need to enable VoIP calling using Internet, can we use any skype product to tie all standalone EPABX system for branch office communications. 
    Can we have SIP trunks on skype gateway from each location and enable interoffice calling.
    Please suggest

    Hello Rahul,
    I see you are asking about connecting your offices together for calling and comminucations.
    Well,  Connecting the offices together will require a Communication Server of some sort.  Manufacturers like Nortel, Avaya, Cisco, and many others have these type of devices available to accomplish the "link" between your offices, as long as the equipment is all compliant with the Communication Server.   I suggest you contact a local agent for these manufacturers and have them take a look at what you have. They will provide you with a quote to get you connected.
    As for Skype, making and receiving calls is a snap for us.  We provide these services 24/7. We can get you connected in miinutes and have you making cheap calls all day long.  The cost just depends on where in the world you are calling.  Our "minutes" bundles are very cost effective to use.  And, all of your incoming calls are free. All you would need, would be a Skype Online Number, a Managed User for the Skype Clients that want to call you, and SIP Channels to connect to your PBX to talk on.
    That's pretty much it.  I hope this helps you in your research to get your offices connected and to start using Skype.  I have provided  a few links for you to look at below.
    http://www.skype.com/intl/en-us/business/skype-connect/
    http://www.skype.com/intl/en-us/business/skype-manager/
    http://download.skype.com/share/business/guides/skype-connect-rates.pdf
    http://skypeconnect.voxygen.com/#stage1
    Thank You for considering Skype and using the Skype Community Forums.
    Regards,
    Victor S.
    Skype Enterprise Support

  • Proper Configuration of DNS server for our new branch office

    Hi All,
    Our new office will setup a new branch office with a routed network link to our HO. In HO, we have 2 domain controllers configured as AD and DNS just for fail over scenarios.
    How will we configure the DNS server of our 3rd domain controller which we will placed in the new branch office. What would be the proper settings of DNS server integrated to AD to work well especially to have a successful replication and communication to
    the 2 DC's located in HO?

    Hi,
    If you have multiple DC's in that site i would recommend using any of the partner DC's IP addresses as preferred one and secondary DNS IP to pointing to itself. Dont use loopback addresses configure it with actual IP addresses.
    If you have only one server in branch office point itself as the primary DNS and HO DC as secondary and tertiary.
    Make sure that all clients in your branch site are pointing to the branch DC as primary DNS server.
    Regards,
    Rafic
    If you found this post helpful, please give it a "Helpful" vote.
    If it answered your question, remember to mark it as an "Answer".
    This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties and confers no rights! Always test ANY suggestion in a test environment before implementing!

  • ASA5505 I cannot reach to an outside network from a branch office

    My customer has a HQ office and many Branch offices. In the HQ there is an ASA5510 configured as a default gateway, From HQ customer must access to internet (everythig works fine), from Inside LAN should reach to anyway including special services like Credit Card service provider and others (it works fine). From Branch offices must reach Inside LAN hosts (it works fine), from Branch Offices must reach DMZ (it works fine), from branch offices should reach CC Service provider and here's the point of this Q, From almost all branch offices they reach CCSP fine but branch offices where an ASA5505 is installed (Offices that reach CCSP have a RV042 installed or a TPlink ER6120 installed) but offices with ASA just can ping to LAN side of CCSP's router.
    I think ASA5505 conf is an opened door configuration. Here's the 5505 configuration and also attached the network diagram. Some one can help please

    Hi,
    Are the branch offices connected to the HQ through some ISP MPLS network since I do not see any L2L VPN configurations on the ASA5505?
    I presume this is the case. Since you say that the connections between Branch Office (with ASA5505) and HQ LAN work fine it should tell us that there should be no routing problems between those networks.
    The diagram possibly also suggests that all the Branch Office connections come to your HQ network through the same Router at the edge so if other Branc Offices connections CCSP work then there should be no routing problem between the Branch Offices and the CCSP (atleast regarding your part of the network)
    Now, some questions.
    Does the ISR Router forward traffic destined to CCSP directly to the Router at 192.168.2.249 ?
    Does the Router with the connection to the CCSP use the Internet to reach the CCSP or is there somekind of dedicated connection between these networks?
    If the Router towards CCSP uses Internet then does it lack some NAT configurations for the source network 192.168.27.0/24? Does it perhaps lack a route towards the network 192.168.27.0/24? Or is there any possible errors in the configurations (wrong gateway IP or network mask somewhere?)
    Is there any ACLs configured on the Router that has the connection to the CCSP that might block traffic?
    Does the CCSP have all the required routing information to pass traffic towards the network 192.168.27.0/24? (If were talking about a dedicated connection and not traffic through the Internet) Have they allowed traffic from the mentioned network 192.168.27.0/24 to their servers/network?
    Have you taken "packet-tracer" output from the ASA5505 to confirm that the ASA configurations allow the traffic and dont drop it for some reason?
    For example
    packet-tracer input inside tcp 192.168.27.100 12345 193.168.1.100 80
    You can modify the IP addresses (source/destination) and the used destination port and protocol to match the connections that are actually attempted.
    Have you monitored the connections on the ASA when users attempt them? This should atleast tell you why they are failing or give a hint. You could also configure traffic capture on the ASA5505 if you wanted to make sure if any traffic was coming from the CCSP towards this ASA (return traffic for connection attempt)
    Hope this helps :)
    Let me know if I missunderstood the situation wrong somehow.
    - Jouni

Maybe you are looking for