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nicolas.jachiet · 05-14-2007

Hi,I've tried to configure VG224 (with sccp)to have a different dial tone after I press the outgoing prefix.The dial tone after I pressed 0 (or 9) must be different than the dial tone I hear after I take up the phone.Could you help me ?Thanks in adv...

nicolas.jachiet · 05-14-2008

The default behavior is that the longest matching dial peer supersedes the preference value.To change it, you can enter "dial-peer hunt 2" in telephony-service.Nico

nicolas.jachiet · 03-05-2008

Voice quality issues are very often related to network. Using G.729 might be a good idea to reduce the bandwidth used, but the phones becomes more sensitive to dropped packets, ...The best is to sniff packets from both sides, to check what is happeni...

nicolas.jachiet · 03-05-2008

You will probably see something in the SDI trace of the callmanager.You can activate the detailled trace and see a lot of things, but it's not user friendly :)This link might help:http://cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps556/products_tech_note091...

nicolas.jachiet · 11-05-2007

You can check the routing issue. During a phone call, if you press two times on the "?" key, you will have the details about the call. It includes the number of packets received. If it stays at 0, you know were to search :)

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