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PRI channels in use

amrishmehta
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How to check E1 PRI channels in use on router 2921?

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Hi.

you can use show voice call summary  , it will give you info about voice port an channel in use.

HTH

Regards

Carlo

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Thanks Carlo, its worked.

Hi Carlo,

Is there an option to check who connected to which call in CUCM 8.6?

thanks

Hi Amrish.

If you mean PSTN calls, you can try show call active voice compact on VG.

The result contains calling and called number.

HTH

Regards

Carlo

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thanks, but I need this for PRI line.

Regards,

Amrish

Ok.

So you can use this two commands

Show voice call status to see which channel is in use and show call active voice compact to see who is connected to that call.

Here is a sample

VG2#sh call active voice compact

  A/O FAX T Codec       type        Peer Address       IP R:

Total call-legs: 2

     57819 ANS     T1069  g711ulaw    VOIP        P229 (calling number)     10.10.10.130:20158

     57820 ORG     T1069  g711ulaw    TELE        P338xxxxxx (called number)

VG2#sh voice call status        

CallID     CID  ccVdb      Port             DSP/Ch  Called #   Codec    Dial-peers

0xE1DC     3DF2 0x496F5A04 0/0/0:15.2      0/1:2  *338xxxxxx g711ulaw  21/13

1 active call found                  (channel in use)       (called number)

HTH

Regards

Carlo


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Hi Carlo,

I have ran the commands but its not showing ext no and phone numbers.

VG#sh call active voice compact

  A/O FAX T Codec       type        Peer Address       IP R:

dp>

Total call-legs: 4

       860 ORG     T180   g711ulaw    VOIP        P     10.0.0.1:20784

       859 ORG     T180   g711ulaw    TELE        P

       861 ANS     T16    g711ulaw    TELE        P

       862 ORG     T16    g711ulaw    VOIP        P       10.0.0.5:20132

VG#sh call active voice compact

  A/O FAX T Codec       type        Peer Address       IP R:

dp>

Total call-legs: 4

       860 ORG     T180   g711ulaw    VOIP        P     10.0.0.1:20784

       859 ORG     T180   g711ulaw    TELE        P

       861 ANS     T16    g711ulaw    TELE        P

       862 ORG     T16    g711ulaw    VOIP        P       10.0.0.5:20132

Hi,

At our MGCP GW it looks:

CC_GW_1#sh call active voice compact

  A/O FAX T Codec       type        Peer Address       IP R:

Total call-legs: 6

    242160 ORG     T139   g729br8     VOIP        P       10.30.10.5:27304

    242159 ORG     T139   g729br8     TELE        P

    242166 ORG     T57    g711ulaw    VOIP        P       10.30.56.3:26660

    242165 ORG     T57    g711ulaw    TELE        P

    242170 ORG     T18    g729br8     VOIP        P       10.30.38.4:26072

    242169 ORG     T18    g729br8     TELE        P

tikhonovoleg
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You may also try this command:

some_gw#show voice port 0/2/1:15

DS0 channel specific status info:

                                      IN      OUT

PORT            CH  SIG-TYPE    OPER STATUS   STATUS    TIP     RING

=============== == ============ ==== ======   ======    ===     ====

0/2/1:15         01  xcc-voice   up   none     none                    

0/2/1:15         02  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         03  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         04  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         05  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         06  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         07  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         08  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         09  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         10  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         11  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         12  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         13  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         14  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         15  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         17  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         18  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         19  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         20  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         21  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         22  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         23  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         24  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         25  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         26  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         27  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         28  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         29  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         30  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

0/2/1:15         31  xcc-voice   dorm none     none                      

some_gw#

Hi Amrish.

I assume you are using MGCP to connect VG to CUCM.

In this case unfortunately you can see PRI channels in use only  and no peers detail

Regards

Carlo

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Hi Carlo,

Yes, I am using MGCP. Is there any other way or any reporting option in CUCM?

thanks

Amrish

Why not use CUCM's CDR utility to show calls based on Extension number or gateway?

Hi.

I think Amrish needs realtime info and , as you know, CDR will log a call when it ends.

You should search for a third party software to obtain these info.

Alternatively you can change VG protocol to h323.

Regards

Carlo

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Hi Carlo,

While selecting gateway I have two options MGCP and SCCP, which one is better?

Regards,

Amrish

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