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I thought I could use CUBE and CME on the same router, but I am struggling to get it to work.Both work on their own:a) I configure the sip trunk to the provider using sip-ua. I can register successfully and see inbound PSTN calls coming in. or I don'...
The official cert guide for the CCNP ENCOR exam states:Root dispersion = the calculated error of the actual clock attached to the atomic clockPeer dispersion = the root dispersion plus the estimated time to reach the root NTP server Here is what conf...
If someone wants to do the same for SIP phones:There is no no-reg in voice register global, you only configure it in the dn:voice register dn 1 number 1001 no-regIf that doesn't work...In my case, the router still sent the registration of the phone...
Thank you! It was helpful to see the configuration with the dial-peers. However, I could not get CME configuration to work without the global binding and tenant configuration as suggested by @Spooster IT Services . It's interesting that in your examp...
Thank you! Yes, I tried the tenant configuration and it works well. It's interesting that there seems to be a disagreement whether the global bind is needed for CME or not. During my testing, I could only get CME registration to work if indeed I had ...
Wow, amazing... The tenant configuration allowed me to solve the problem with the binding conflict and now it works.I can receive and place calls to the PSTN via the SIP trunk from the phone which is registered with CME. Perfect. Thank you so much! I...
