09-23-2015
05:30 AM
- last edited on
03-25-2019
09:14 PM
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ciscomoderator
I've been trying to understand how to enable URI dialing to external destinations from endpoints (SX10 and SX20), registered on CUCM 10.5 through VCS-C/E pair. So here is a couple of cases
1) I want to dial a URI of info@example.com from a registered SX10.
I have a SIP route pattern of * (with routing of domains) pointing to a SIP trunk, which points to VCS-C (using TCP, and 5560 port for incoming connections)
On VCS-C I have a neighbor zone named CUCM-manual to CUCM and a traversal zone to VCS-E (SIP only!)
Also I've created a search rule like that one
On VCS-E I have a DNS zone
And a Search rule
Under Configuration -> Interworking I have H323-SIP mode set to ON
So when I dial info@example.com I get through.
The question is:
How does VCS-E decide what protocol to use, provided both SIP and H323 DNS SRV records are there? How to influence this decision?
2) I want to dial a URI of info@1.2.3.4 (1.2.3.4 is an external IP adress). All configuration stays the same and I get announcement "Call cannot be completed as dialed".
The questions are:
1) why this call is not covered by the * SIP route pattern (domain routing) ?
2) Why I have to add IP SIP route pattern of 1.2.3.4? Can I make this pattern more flexible provided a cannot summarize all destinations into Subnet/mask quatation as I don't know them in advance?
3) why are there 2 types of SIP route patterns (domain and IP routing)?
4) With IP SIP route pattern of 1.2.3.4 the call reaches VCS-E, but it doesn't fall under DNS search rule and in Search history I see
10-04-2016 06:54 AM
Sounds as if you need to adjust your route pattern, try *.* which is a wildcard for everything, I've noticed it mentioned in a few threads throughout the forums as a possible solution.
05-03-2017 10:10 AM
Patrick,
I have this rule (*.*) in CUCM and the system is routing all calls into the VCS. even local calls. How do I make sure that the system only routes external domains through the VCS? What do i need to look for?
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