How do I configure Dial-plan redundancy - Priority
Hello
I am setting up Dial Plan to single Destination PREFIX to 2 seperate gateway (not under my control).
1st Gateway as 8 PSTN line
2nd Gateway has 4 PSTN line
how do I configure my cisco 3620 gateway that will allow me to route calls to 1st Gateway as long as all 8 PSTN lines are available.
I know if you configure preference under dial plan like the one below
dial-peer voice 88021 voip
destination-pattern 8802T
session target ivp4:x.x.x.x
preference 10
dial-peer voice 88022 voip
destination-patter 8802T
session target ipv4:y.y.y.y
preference 9
but this does not work as long as IP network is fine. I need as solution that will allow me to route calls to 2nd gateway if PSTN interfaces are all full/busy
These 2 destination gateways are not under my control therefore, I can't request them to use my gatekeeper.
Any other solution that I can try in my gateway
Faisal
This will work. The clal will be routed to the first gateway with prefernce 9 and then if the call fails, the call will be routed to the second gateway with prefernce 10.
The only trick is the call has to fail with an error message which will tell the gateway to hunt. For example user busy will not cause the gateway to hunt. No cirucit or channle, no resource, no route to destination etc will all make the gateway hunt.
You can on the other hand use advanced busyout on the remote gateways to tell the originating when the interfaces are busy.
Taimoor
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Hello all.
Been trying to make my internal phones to communicate to the PSTN line through a VIC2-2FXO card on my Cisco 2911 router.
Problem is that in past tests, I managed to configure CME to direct PSTN call through an FXO card, but it was a different scenario. I had at the time a Cisco 2801 router with CallManager Express installed on its flash, and an FXO card same as this one.
I could also configure my scenario using SDM and other Cisco tools (graphical) which I can't now, because this Cisco 2911 won't accept SDM 2.5 to be installed.
Anyway, I have my phones communicating with eachother internally, both the IP phones, SIP softphones and 2 analog phones connected to the network through a VG202 voice gateway.
I'm here to ask for your help on the best way, or which steps i have to pass in order to allow my communications to be delivered to the exterior of my organization.
I already tried all that I could find, and understand, such as Route Pattern, Application Dial Rules and several others, but still no luck.
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Since you are using FXO ports, I would normally configure the gateway as a H.323 router. This config should be familiar to you if you have played with CME previously.
Basically you would need carry out these steps:
1) Configure dial-peers pointing to your FXO ports on the gatway (here I'm assuming you want to dial 9 for an outside line, so change the 9 if you use something different - also use whatever voice port numbers you have on your gateway):
dial-peer voice 1 pots
destination-pattern 9T
port 0/0/0
dial-peer voice 2 pots
destination-pattern 9T
port 0/0/1
2) Set the ports to use PLAR to route any incoming calls to an internal extension:
voice-port 0/0/0
connection plar 1234 (set an internal extension where I have 1234)
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dial-peer voice 10 voip
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destination pattern 1234
codec G711a
no vad
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Leave other properties as-is for now.
This should then allow anything you dial starting with 9 to be routed to the gateway, which will then strip the 9 and send the call out.
This is a very basic setup.... there's a world of other stuff you may want to do, but it should get you started...
Regards
Aaron
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Hi Cisco techs,
I was recently asked this question at work from the rest of my team as they know I am doing studies for cisco ICND 1 & 2.
And couldn't answer them.
Or does this require more information like hardware used etc?
Had searched Google to ambiguous results.
Can someone give me a link to advise please
Thanks in advance again..Dear,
For small business (up to max 450 users) we use Call Manager Express (CME) which is configured on Cisco Voice router.
If no dial plan is used or configured then none of callmanager can do external outgoing/internal calls. Dial plan is basic thing which must be configured on cisco voice router (e.g. CME).
If you have configured Phones (ephone & ephone dn) and if they are registered on callmanager express then for internal calls you dont need to configure dial plan because callmnager have all the information of its phones.
If you want to have external incoming/outgoing calls for CME then you will have to create dial peers/dial plan.
For a CME lab setup, you can visit below link.
http://cisco.jjc.edu/cnt208/PDF/CCNP4_lab_2_1_en.pdf
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Time based dial plan configuration
Hello experts!
We're trying to maximize security on our VOIP Gateway to avoid being victimized by long distance/international toll fraud. In efforts to address this concern, we're looking to somehow deploy a time based dial plan on our gateway (2821) which based on that it automatically shutdown outbound international dial peer for any calls made during off work hours (i.e 7pm- 7am including weekends):
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forward-digits 16
I understand this can be done inside Callmanager (we're running Callmanager 4.1(3)) as well but for extra security pre-caution we'd like to have it on our gateway preferably. Is there any way to accomplish this task on a 2821 VOIP Gateway?
Thanks,You can use kron command.
This is an example:
kron occurrence NIGHT at 20:00 recurring
policy-list SHUT_DIALPEER
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Hi,
We are in the process of Migrating Cisco CUCM & Voice Gateway (From another vendor to Cisco).
The requirement is all internal calls between Cisco IP Phones & Lync to be flown through CUCM. Means internal extension to extension. Remaining all calls like Mobile, National, International, Toll Free, Emergency, Shared numbers calling to be routed
to Cisco Voice Gateway.
We created the test dial plan, Voice policies, Route and assigned it to couple of user from Lync (2 extensions) and from Cisco side we have taken 2 IP Phones which is pointed to new CUCM. We tested all below scenarios,everything was working fine.
Lync to Lync Call using internal Extension number – Routed through Cisco new CUCM
Lync to Cisco Call using internal Extension number – Routed through Cisco new CUCM
Cisco to Lync Call using internal Extension number – Routed through Cisco new CUCM
Lync to Hotline Numbers (66XX, 68XX Numbers) – Routed through Cisco Gateway
Lync to Shared Numbers starting with 600 (Verified the number 600535353) - Routed through Cisco Gateway
Lync to Emergency numbers & Toll Free Numbers (Not verified the emergency Number as we decided to do it at end) - Routed through Cisco Gateway
Lync to Landline Numbers – Any 7 digit numbers - Routed through Cisco Gateway
Lync to National Numbers – Starting with 3,4,6,7,8 followed by 7 digits - Routed through Cisco Gateway
Lync to Mobile Phones – Starting with 05 contains exactly 10 digits - Routed through Cisco Gateway
Lync to International Numbers – Starting 00 contains at least 11 digits - Routed through Cisco Gateway
All Incoming calls – From Landline, Mobiles, International Numbers - Routed through Cisco Gateway
Call Transfer – To another Lync Extension, Cisco Extension, Landline, Mobiles, International Number
Conference – with another Lync Extension, Cisco Extension, Landline, Mobiles, International Number
Call Forwarding – To another Number, Voice mail
Response Groups
Click to call – As if user try to place a call by directly click the number from Outlook, Websites will be in E.164 format
Dial in meeting – Conference calls are works fine
But when we roll out to the production we are facing issues listed below
1) The phones we used during testing are working which is using same dial plan, Voice policy, Route, PSTN Usage. But from production most of the phones are not working (using the same dial plan, voice policy, Route). Also Problem is only with external calls
as the internal calls are working fine between Cisco & Lync even in production (Routed through CUCM) NOTE: All incoming calls are working fine (From international, local, national, extension)
2) How long its going to take for Lync to push the new voice policies, Dial plans to the Phones?
3) Is there a way to forcefully update the policies, dial plans to the Phone?
4) Also the environment is using over 100 dial plans, so I just copied and pasted the Normalization rules that we tested and working fine. Most of the dial plans are assigned to individual users as every dial plan contains a normalization rule for
international calling with Unique Prefix (Example: User John international Normalization rules says #1234#00#CountrycodePhonenumber, means if John has to place the international call he need to dial #1234# followed by 00 and then country code, then actual
phone number). In this case how long its take for the users / phones to get updated with new dial plans?
6) Is it recommended to use multiple dial plans ? What are the best practices?
5) Also calls are working fine one & failing on subsequent tries. Means when I dial first 1 or 2 times. Call fails, but when I try 3rd time and subsequently it works. After some again there will be failure during 1 or 2 attempts. Why is it so?
6) After updating the dial policies, voice Route, Voice policies If i reboot all the phones from Switch, Will the changes take effect immediately?
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format its not working. Any guess about this issue?
Waiting for some one to help,
Best regards
Krishna
Thanks & Regards Krishnakumar BHi,
1. As all incoming call worked normally, please double check outgoing ports for Lync FE Server and Mediation Server.
You can refer to the link of “Ports and protocols for internal servers in Lync Server 2013” below:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg398833.aspx
2. When an administrator makes a change to Lync Server (for example, when an administrator creates a new voice policy or changes the Address Book server configuration settings) that change is recorded in the Central Management store.
In turn, the change must then be replicated to all the computers running Lync Server services or server roles.
So it may not replication completely immediately.
3. You can run the following cmdlet with Lync Server Management Shell on FE server to
forcibly replicate information to a computer: Invoke-CsManagementStoreReplication
4. As you used over 100 dial plans, it may be the issue of multiple dial plans. Would you please tell us why you created different dial plan for individual user with unique prefix?
5. Multiple dial plans and undue normalization rules may cause call fail. You can double check the normalization rule.
Best Regards,
Eason Huang
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Need UC320 Region Pack or dial plan modification for Egypt
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To answer your question about the authorized local Cisco Distributor, we have bought the UC320W from Metra Computer, I've configured everything correctly using the Brasil Region Pack except for the time-zone, each time I change the time on the phone-set (SPA504G) it reverts after a little while to the time set by the UC320W because it's being provisioned by it, I have found the ChangeNTPserver.pmf among my exploration, so I guess it's possible to provide a .pmf file that can add the GMT+2 time-zone to the Brasil Region Pack or disable the time-zone provisioning, can you help me with that? How can I request such support task adequately?
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I am deploying the following configuration:
1. CUCM cluster - 2 servers - Verion 7.1(3)
2. 2 gateways - Cisco 2811 - version 12.4
3. 2 trunk E1 R2 digital
E1 R2 digital trunks force configuring H.323 gateways.
Gateways are registered on CUCM.
I started creating dial plan.
Can dial plan be configured on CUCM or it must be configured on Ciscos 2811 ?Rosa,
When you said: "dial peers on the GW" you meant configuring hardware ports - E1 ports - to receive/send digital signals (calls) from/to pstn and G1 port to route VoIP call from/to network (like routes) ?
No, in order for H323 GW to route call in either direction (PSTN, CUCM) it needs to match dial peers. you build pots dial peers to point to TDM trunks, i.e. E1 and voip dial peers to point to CUCM servers. For every call there are 2 legs. For example call from CUCM to E1 has inbound call leg and outbound pots leg. See this document on how dial peers work:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk652/tk90/technologies_tech_note09186a008010fed1.shtml
"configure Route patterns, etc on CUCM" means writing regular expressions that matches dialled numbers ?
Correct, for outbound calls from CUCM to PSTN you need to match a Route patterns that point to a route list --> route group(s) --? gateway(s). This is how you build your routing blocks in CUCM. For example if you want to allow Long Distance call from CUCM to PSTN in US you would build a route pattern such as:
91[2-9]XX[2-9]XXXXXX, assign a partition to it and point to Route List that evenally points to a gateway. Then on the H323 GW you would have a similar dial peer with destination such as 91[2-9]..[2-9]...... which points it to the E1 port.
There is other things to consider when you build this on CUCM, i.e. partitions/calling search space design, codecs to be used, call admission control, etc, etc. Designing and building a new CUCM system is not a trivial task for anybody who has never done it before, especially a novice, so I suggest you seek a professional to help you otherwise you might get things to appear to work, but most likely it will not be built to best practices.
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I sincerely hope it is possible, and not complicated.
Alternatively i would not mind replacing our current Windows server 2003 with an Apple server, but all computers in the network (except mine) are Windows 7 or 8. Would it work?
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ParisI will consider the WD My Cloud device.
It is a NAS.. it is designed to provide a cheap centralised file storage.
What is NAS?? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network-attached_storage
A file server like windows uses heaps of power to do very little.. in your setup.. In most setups like SBS it will do exchange server and provide a heap of useful connectivity to your clients.
Since you are not using the windows server in anything but simple file serving you can replace with a NAS..
Problem with the TC is, it is a router with a hard disk inside.. designed specifically for Time Machine.. it fails to provide what a NAS does.. easy access to any clients, local or remote.. TC is designed by apple for apple and the rest of world is not really invited to the party.
It provides no backup.. no data protection.. and is so specifically apple orientated I do not think it works at all well with windows.
For a simple example.. windows will have file issues with large files.. because it is only NTserver FAT32 to windows.. bad luck if you have large files.. !!
Plainly if you use active directory in windows that facility is gone.
I just like Apple products, find them more stable than Windows and easier to use. Plus i can access the server from home if it is an Apple Server.
If you only need remote access for yourself that is fine.. too bad for the windows clients I guess.
Or you open it up to the world and bad luck for security.
Apple do not design for mixed environment.. in fact with the TC there is no provision for windows access officially at all.. so anything you do is a fudge.
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According to William Stanek, in his Windows Server 2012 R2 Inside Out: Configuration, Storage & Essentials book, this is apparently possible: (pg. 615 - here it is on Google Books: https://books.google.ca/books?id=0IyfBAAAQBAJ&pg=PT819&lpg=PT819&dq=read+operation )
Integrity can be enabled when the system is not running on Storage Spaces. When
integrity is enabled and ReFS detects a checksum mismatch, ReFS logs an event and
fails the read operation by default. If you don’t want the read operation to fail, you
can configure ReFS to continue with the read operation. A related event will be logged
regardless.
So then how do I configure it to do that???
(And just to make it super-clear, I'm NOT using Storage Spaces, so there is no redundancy via mirroring/parity, and I'm not expecting any file repair - just detection of corruption. It's just a basic volume formatted with ReFS and
with integrity streams enabled, via format E: /fs:ReFS /i:enabled
For those who want more details, here's the situation:
I try to perform a read operation on a file with corrupted data (purposely done for testing using a low-level disk editor), I get a the following error message:
And an event ID 133 from ReFSv1 gets logged in the System log:
Clicking "Try Again" just brings up the same message, and clicking "Skip" skips the operation entirely.
This is indeed the correct default behaviour.
What I want instead is for the read operation to be allowed to complete, with corrupt data and all, and ONLY for the event to be logged. And according to William Stanek, this is supposed to be configurable somewhere - and after hours of searching, I haven't
been able to find anything.Hi Tommy,
>>How can I configure ReFS to NOT fail read operations when a checksum error is detected
We can use PowerShell command Set-FileIntegrity to configure this. The specific parameter for controlling this behavior is
-Enforce <Boolean>which indicates whether to enable blocking access to a file if integrity streams do not match the data.
Regarding this point, the following article can be referred to as reference.
Set-FileIntegrity
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj218351.aspx
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Frank Shen
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2) All computers to be able to access the USB printers and ext HD.
3) The two Macs to read/write to each other with password access
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Currently, all three have Internet access via the AEBS and can print on the ethernet printer. Both Macs can see the Bonjour USB printers and print (however they to do not display on the AEBS configuration display utility and neither does the ext HD). The USB ext HD is shown on the iMac desktop and I have access to it, but does not display on the MacBook. I have not checked if the PC sees the external HD and it really does not matter if it ever does, although it would be nice.
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What you would like is fairly complicated so this will probably be a lengthy post, but hopefully I can assist you.
As others here have pointed out, networks can vary widely, but the best networks have one element in common: planning. The first thing you need to think about is how you would like all of these systems to cooperate. For instance, do you want one of the machines to serve files to the others and be a central repository, or are you just interested in having them share documents on occasion so that you don't have to carry around, say, a USB key all the time? That said, here is a basic list of things I think you should look into.
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First step is to get your local network set up. I'd go for WPA or WPA2 wireless security as they are relatively strong standards and you can use human-readable passwords. Additionally, unless you have an explicit need for someone outside your network to initialize a connection (Windows' RDP for instance), do not allow any passthroughs or port redirects on your AEBS.
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Best practice to Change Dial plan?
Hi,
Customer has made plenty of misdialed 911 calls so they want to change the dial plan. They have CUCM, CUC and UCCX .. I will try to suggest putting a delay for 3 sec or so and blocking 911! or 911!# translation pattern .. but in case if they do want to change their dial out number.. what's the best practice for this? I tried looking for a suggestion or document but couldn't find it... at this point I can only think of copying existing RP's and change the dial out number to 8 and if required if they will have an H.323 gateway then might require configuration on dial peers... Any suggestion on this is appreciated? ThanksHi Vishal,
If 911 is being dialed accidentally, you can try configuring a 9.911 or 911# route pattern. 9.911 will require you to change the destination pattern and forward digit settings on dial-peer or you can actually strip it on cucm itself and will not require a change on dial-peers. Other than that you need to check your dial-plan and see if there are any router patterns that are overlapping with 911 you can try editing them as well by changing the first digit for those route patterns to something other than 9.
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How to go about Capacity Planning? For instance if clients wants to upgrade to new server and new storage and asks us how much additional storage do you need for next 5 years, how can calculate the amount of storage.
I don't have any baseline info about the server of past years. Where can I start and any scripts you guys use for doing capacity planning?
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