06-09-2009 07:53 AM - edited 03-15-2019 06:26 PM
We have a few analog ports on an MGCP router that were set up specifically to be used only during failover. The problem is that the lines have been discovered by telemarketers and we're getting a bunch of sales calls on these lines. We were wondering if it's possible to set the lines up so that they'll only be active during MGCP failover. Ideas?
06-09-2009 03:38 PM
Very easy - remove the CSS set up for these ports in CUCM. Set the CSS to either None, or some bogus CSS that doesn't have any partitions left.
If you have any numbers in the
Technically you could do something like prefix '999999999999' to their numbers on the gateway page to make sure they never go anywhere. Or you could just not configure them in CUCM.
-nick
06-09-2009 05:29 PM
Well consider that part of the deal is that these lines exist specifically for 911 calls during a CUCM outage. That means that 911 operators would have to be able to call back during those instances. How would that affect your suggestion?
06-09-2009 07:08 PM
If you do not configure the ports for MGCP on the gateway, but not in CUCM this is the operation:
1) A call comes in, it is passed to mgcpapp
2) It is sent to CUCM
3) CUCM rejects call because the endpoint isn't configured
1) A call comes in, is passed to mgcpapp. MGCP is down, so it uses fallback method, H323/SIP.
2) Call progresses normally.
-nick
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