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CUCME COR

Michael Grann
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Hello,

I'd like to set up the following:

Phones 1-5 are allowed to call outbound to PSTN only via FXO ports 0/0 and 0/1.

Phones 6-8 are allowed to call outbound to PSTN vial FXO ports 0/0, 0/1, and 0/2.

Can someone please share a sample config of COR in CME to accomplish these?

TIA,

Mike

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Terry Cheema
VIP Alumni
VIP Alumni

Michael as per your post the requirement is to restrict phones 1 to 5 from using port 0/2. Phones 6 to 8 can use all ports.

There are number of ways you can do. Try the below config:

     1)      Define the COR Lists

dial-peer cor custom

name PHONES1to5

name PHONES6to8

dial-peer cor list PH1to5

member PHONES1to5

dial-peer cor list PH6to8

member PHONES6to8

dial-peer cor list ALLPH

member PHONES1to5

member PHONES6to8

     2)      Apply COR lists to the appropriate dial-peers

Under the dial-peers for ports 0/0 and 0/1:

corlist outgoing PH1to5

Under the dial-peers for port 0/2:

corlist outgoing PH6to8

     3)      Apply COR lists to the ephones

Under the ephones 1to 5 assign the cor list:

ephone-dn 1

number 2001

cor incoming PH1to5    << This will block them from going out dial-peer with port 0/2 as it has a different COR

Under the phones 6 to 8 assign the cor list:

ephone-dn 6

number 2006

cor incoming ALLPH   <<< This COR can call from all the dial-peers 0/0, 0/1, 0/2. Alternatively even if we don’t assign anything for phones 6 to 8 they will be able to use all the dial-peers.

The ephones without a cor list assigned will have unresticted access. So if there is a ephone9 without any cor list it will be able to call through all the dial-peers.

Hope That Helps.

Terry

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Terry Cheema
VIP Alumni
VIP Alumni

Michael as per your post the requirement is to restrict phones 1 to 5 from using port 0/2. Phones 6 to 8 can use all ports.

There are number of ways you can do. Try the below config:

     1)      Define the COR Lists

dial-peer cor custom

name PHONES1to5

name PHONES6to8

dial-peer cor list PH1to5

member PHONES1to5

dial-peer cor list PH6to8

member PHONES6to8

dial-peer cor list ALLPH

member PHONES1to5

member PHONES6to8

     2)      Apply COR lists to the appropriate dial-peers

Under the dial-peers for ports 0/0 and 0/1:

corlist outgoing PH1to5

Under the dial-peers for port 0/2:

corlist outgoing PH6to8

     3)      Apply COR lists to the ephones

Under the ephones 1to 5 assign the cor list:

ephone-dn 1

number 2001

cor incoming PH1to5    << This will block them from going out dial-peer with port 0/2 as it has a different COR

Under the phones 6 to 8 assign the cor list:

ephone-dn 6

number 2006

cor incoming ALLPH   <<< This COR can call from all the dial-peers 0/0, 0/1, 0/2. Alternatively even if we don’t assign anything for phones 6 to 8 they will be able to use all the dial-peers.

The ephones without a cor list assigned will have unresticted access. So if there is a ephone9 without any cor list it will be able to call through all the dial-peers.

Hope That Helps.

Terry

Terry, that looks perfect. Thanks so much.

-Mike

No Problem Michael. I am glad i was able to help.