Inter Cluster Trunk DisplayName and AlertingName issue

Hi All
I have an inter cluster trunk between two cluster , one is version 9 and other is 7.
When version 7 phone calls version 9 phone, the Alerting Name on version 7 Phone is not displayed.
When version 9 Phone calls version 7 Phone, the Display Name on version 7 Phone is not displayed.
Any idea?
Fei

Hi,
Can you please change the Service Parameter "Always Display Original Dialed Number" to "False" in the 7.x cluster and try again?
Regards,
Tere.
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Pat,
I can not talk to the UC540, but I ran into a situation recently where the SIP gateway was sending out the private extension of the phone number instead of the full DID that was registered to the provider. The provider was then blocking call.
In our SIP debugs we saw the RDNIS information of the private extension I believe. The error code we were getting back from SP was code 404 or something along those lines.
I recommend you do some debugs and track where the calls fails, compare the SNR call versus a normal call in the debugs, and then if you still get stuck post running configs and debugs back here.

ASA 8.0 VPN cluster with WEBVPN and Certificates

I'm looking for advice from anyone who has implemented or tested ASA 8.0 in a VPN cluster using WebVPN and the AnyConnect client. I have a stand alone ASA configured with a public certificate for SSL as vpn.xxxx.org, which works fine.
According to the config docs for 8.0, you can use a FQDN redirect for the cluster so that certificates match when a user is sent to another ASA.
Has anyone done this? It looks like each box will need 2 certificates, the first being vpn.xxxx.org and the second being vpn1.xxxx.org or vpn2.xxxx.org depending on whether this is ASA1 or ASA2. I also need DNS forward and reverse entries, which is no problem.
I'm assuming the client gets presented the appropriate certificate based on the http GET.
Has anyone experienced any issues with this? Things to look out for migrating to a cluster? Any issues with replicating the configuration and certificate to a second ASA?
Example: Assuming ASA1 is the current virtual cluster master and is also vpn1.xxxx.org. ASA 2 is vpn2.xxxx.org. A user browses to vpn.xxxx.org and terminates to ASA1, the current virtual master. ASA1 should present the vpn.xxxx.org certificate. ASA1 determines that it has the lowest load and redirects the user to vpn1.xxxx.org to terminate the WebVPN session. The user should now be presented a certificate that matches vpn1.xxxx.org. ASA2 should also have the certificate for vpn.xxxx.org in case it becomes the cluster master during a failure scenario.
Thanks,
Mark

There is a bug associated with this issue: CSCsj38269. Apparently it is fixed in the iterim release 8.0.2.11, but when I upgraded to 8.0.3 this morning the bug is still there.
Here are the details:
Symptom:
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ASA 8.0 load balancing cluster with WEBVPN.
When connecting using a web browser to the load balancing ip address or FQDN,
the certifcate send to the browser is NOT the certificate from the trustpoint
assigned for the load balancing using the
"ssl trust-point vpnlb-ip" command.
Instead its using the ssl trust-point certificate assigned to the interface.
This will generate a certificate warning on the browser as the URL entered
on the browser does not match the CN (common name) in the certificate.
Other than the warning, there is no functional impact if the end user
continues by accepting to proceed to the warning message.
Condition:
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webvpn with load balancing is used
Workaround:
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1) downgrade to latest 7.2.2 interim (7.2.2.8 or later)
Warning: configs are not backward compatible.
2) upgrade to 8.0.2 interim (8.0.2.11 or later)

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