04-14-2015 11:28 PM - edited 03-17-2019 02:39 AM
Hi,
We have a CUCM 10.5 and we have 3 sites. For the benefit of testing we've up only the MAIN Site and Branch 1 Site.
We used Local Route Group & Device Pool approach so control the Outbound Calls. As to have a clean config for the Route Patterns.
The Local Route Group is working perfectly fine and each Phone under the Device Pool, goes out to it respective VGW assigned for their site.
But We're having problems how to manipulate the Outbound Call for our Executive Device Pool/Partitition/CSS, we want it to share the Outbound FXO ports for Local Calls where the STAFF goes out, and just use 1FXO assigned for the IDD/NDD/Mobile calls (FXO0/0/3)
Feel free to suggest solutions, and also tell me if there's another Approach that will be much better other than Local Route Group/Device Pool.
I can't manipulate the digits via Dial-peer manipulation, even though I've used a trunk group at the IOS. ( as per documentation, every outbound call manipulation when using LRG must be configured on the CUCM). Should I use the Old School Approach?
Thanks in Advance.
These are the steps I made:
1) Create VGW for the Main Site and Branch 1 Site
Device > Gateway
Main VGW FXOs
say: FXO 0/0/0 & 0/0/1 are for Local Calls Outbound (Emergency numbers are also included here) - (All STAFF's calls goes out here, LOCAL ROUTES Partitions)
FXO 0/0/3 for International, National & Mobile Calls (for GLOBAL ROUTES Partitions)
Branch 1 Site VGW FXOs
say: FXO 0/0/0 & 0/0/1 are for Local Calls Outbound (Emergency numbers are also included here) - (All STAFF's calls goes out here, LOCAL ROUTES Partitions)
FXO 0/0/3 for International, National & Mobile Calls (for GLOBAL ROUTES Partitions)
2) Create Route Groups
Call Routing> Route/Hunt > Route Group
Main-Executives-RG - Main VGW FXO 0/0/0 & 0/0/1
Main-Staffs-RG- Main VGW FXO 0/0/3
Branch1-Executives-RG - Branch 1 VGW FXO 0/0/0 & 0/0/1
Branch1-Staffs-RG - Branch 1 VGW FXO 0/0/3
3) Create Device Pools
MAIN-EXEC-DP - Local Route Group Settings :
Standard Local Route Group: Main-Executives-RG
MAIN-STAFF-DP- Local Route Group Settings:
Standard Local Route Group: Main-Staffs-RG
BRANCH1-EXEC-DP - Local Route Group Settings :
Standard Local Route Group: Branch1-Executives-RG
BRANCH1-EXEC-DP- Local Route Group Settings :
Standard Local Route Group: Branch1-Staffs-RG
4) Create Route List
Call Routing > Route/Hunt> Route List
USE_LOCAL_RL contains Standard Local Route Group
5) Create Paritions
Call Routing>Class of Control> Partitions
Create:
LOCAL-ROUTES-PT -->Contains 7 digits local calls, & Emergency #s
GLOBAL-ROUTES-PT --> Contains National, International, Mobile Calls (all Mobile and Longdistance calls are here)
MAIN-INTRA-PT - IntraArea Partition for MAIN
BRANCH1-INTRA-PT - IntraArea Partition for Branch1
6) Create Route Pattern
Call Routing> ROute/Hunt > Route Pattern
Ex:
1XXX - MAIN-INTRA-PT, use gateway/routelist: USE_LOCAL_RL
2XXX - BRANCH1-INTRA-PT, use gateway/routelist: USE_LOCAL_RL
9.[2-9]X[02-9]XXXX - LOCAL-ROUTES-PT, use gateway/routelist: USE_LOCAL_RL
9.[2-9][02-9]XXXXX - LOCAL-ROUTES-PT, use gateway/routelist: USE_LOCAL_RL
9.0[9][02-9][02-9]XXXXXXX - GLOBAL-ROUTES-PT, use gateway/routelist: USE_LOCAL_RL
7) Create CSS
MAIN-EXEC-CSS - includes MAIN-INTRA-PT, LOCAL-ROUTES-PT, GLOBAL-ROUTES-PT
MAIN-BRANCH1-CSS - includes MAIN-INTRA-PT, LOCAL-ROUTES-PT
BRANCH1-EXEC-CSS - includes BRANCH1-INTRA-PT, LOCAL-ROUTES-PT, GLOBAL-ROUTES-PT
BRANCH1-EXEC-CSS- includes BRANCH1-INTRA-PT, LOCAL-ROUTES-PT
8) Member Phones on DP
Device>Phones
MAIN:
Phone 1 - For Executive
Device Pool: MAIN-EXEC-DP
CSS: MAIN-EXEC-CSS
PT: MAIN-INTRA-PT
Phone 2 - For Staffs
Device Pool: MAIN-STAFF-DP
CSS: MAIN-STAFF-CSS
PT: MAIN-INTRA-PT
BRANCH1:
Phone 1 - For Executive
Device Pool: BRANCH1-EXEC-DP
CSS: BRANCH1-EXEC-CSS
PT: BRANCH1-INTRA-PT
Phone 2 - For Staffs
Device Pool: BRANCH1-STAFF-DP
CSS: BRANCH1-STAFF-CSS
PT: BRANCH1-INTRA-PT
04-15-2015 05:47 PM
I think it lies on the Protocol I use for VGW and CUCM communication, I'm using mgcp, will test using H323.
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