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Also note the workaround listed is only a partial workaround, because certainrouting processes (BGP, EIGRP) will try to use what they think the maximum MTUis and then run into trouble. Unfortunately then the only real workaround is to use them only a...
Interestingly I have a customer 887VAW router reporting the same problem, but the actual amount of free RAM on the router is higher than I would expect if it was an issue with total router memory. (Current 6M free, Lowest 3M free, Largest 2.5M free)....
Although I understand and agree it's a licensing issue, this keeps causing me grief for two reasons:1) We do work for customers in remote areas of Pacific islands where there is only one choice of ISP, who requires client initiated L2TP.We tell our c...
I think you'll find that the page you refer to says it's first introduced in 15.1(3)T, and you've got a mainline (M) release instead of a new Technology (T) release - I'd try switching to a T release and see if it's there.
The ATA's are capable of handling one G.729 phone call at one time. In many situations, you can configure both ports to do G.729, but if one port is already in a call using G.729 then a second call on the other port will fall back to G.711.
Any chance of a packet dump indicating what's going on between CCM4 and the SP's proxy? The most common issue we see involves the SP challenging for authentication credentials. The SIP packets are all text-based and should be easy to read.
