03-05-2013 09:06 AM - edited 03-16-2019 04:04 PM
I'm trying to figure out why a simple site setup won't route or progress call's correctly. This is an issue I've never experienced before so I'm a bit stumped as to why it's not working. I feel as if I've debugged everything I can but can't see the overall "why" its not working.
If you look at the topolgy, I have a CIPC registered to both the HQ and BR routers running CME. The WAN router is used to connect the sites and I have IP connectivity between both sites and can ping each routers loopback interface. I have both bind voip and srcaddr commands on each loopback and voip dialpeers configured to reach the other site.
I may be missing something on the WAN router but it should route the calls to the remote loopback via H.323 without any additional configuration (it is setup as a CUBE router.
When I debug H.245 events I get the following output from the HQ router:
POD1_CME#
Mar 5 17:06:00.876: Changing to new event: CONNECT
h323chan_chn_connect: connecting to 10.22.20.1:1720
Mar 5 17:06:00.876: h323chan_gw_conn: Created socket fd=3
Mar 5 17:06:00.876: h323chan_gw_conn: connect in progress on fd=3h323chan_chn_connect: using fd=3, owner_data(ccb) 0x460952F4
changing from NONE state to CONNECTING state
10.22.20.1 is the loopback of the BR router which has the correct bind commands configured for H.323. I can telnet to 10.22.20.1 1720 as well.
I'm not seeing any activity inbound on the BR router when this call is dialed from the HQ router, although I can ping/telnet to it.
Failover to the PRI located on each router works however.
Any suggestions?
03-05-2013 09:08 AM
Edit: The loopback in the picture should be listed as 10.22.20.1 NOT 10.22.10.1 Was a type before I posted.
03-05-2013 09:28 AM
Please post configs from both sides and the numbers you are dialing. Can you ping across sourcing from the loopback?
Chris
03-05-2013 09:45 AM
Thanks Chris!
Let's not talk about how I was originally running EIGRP but changed over to OSPF and forgot to advertise my loopback interfaces.
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