12-30-2015 08:17 PM - edited 03-19-2019 10:32 AM
Hi,
I see these messages from RealTimeMonitorTool about route list exhausted issue, but i can't find any explain for cause code No.125,
so please does someone who can explain for me, thanks!
Number of RouteListExhausted events exceeds configured threshold during configured interval 0 within 60 minutes on cluster TY-ucm-pub.domainname.com.
There are 3 RouteListExhausted events (up to 30) received during the monitoring interval From Wed Dec 30 17:38:38 PST 2015 to Wed Dec 30 18:38:38 PST 2015:
RouteListName : To-T3-Gateway; Reason=125;
RouteGroups(VG-xxxxx-T3) AppID : Cisco CallManager
ClusterID : TY-ucm-pub.domainname.com
NodeID : TY-ucm-pub
TimeStamp : Wed Dec 30 18:31:14 PST 2015
RouteListName : To-T3-Gateway; Reason=125;
RouteGroups(VG-xxxxx-T3) AppID : Cisco CallManager
ClusterID : TY-ucm-pub.domainname.com
NodeID : TY-ucm-pub
TimeStamp : Wed Dec 30 18:31:10 PST 2015
RouteListName : To-T3-Gateway; Reason=125;
RouteGroups(VG-xxxxx-T3) AppID : Cisco CallManager
ClusterID : TY-ucm-pub.domainname.com
NodeID : TY-ucm-pub
TimeStamp : Wed Dec 30 18:31:03 PST 2015
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12-31-2015 05:07 AM
Cause Code 125 is "Out of Bandwidth (Cisco Specific)"
In general, the RouteListExhausted event refers to the Route List that the event is for, meaning that for the dialed digits presented to the list, there were no matching routes available.
There are a few things that can cause this;
I would pull some CDR records and correlate these calls; CAC is probably denying calls after a certain amount of bandwidth is consumed (i.e look at your locations in CUCM ... etc).
Thanks,
Ryan
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12-31-2015 05:07 AM
Cause Code 125 is "Out of Bandwidth (Cisco Specific)"
In general, the RouteListExhausted event refers to the Route List that the event is for, meaning that for the dialed digits presented to the list, there were no matching routes available.
There are a few things that can cause this;
I would pull some CDR records and correlate these calls; CAC is probably denying calls after a certain amount of bandwidth is consumed (i.e look at your locations in CUCM ... etc).
Thanks,
Ryan
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