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I have a Cisco 9971 Phone registering via SIP to a CUCM 7.1.3 Server. I am running the latest software code, available from Cisco 9.0.3. I am having random issues as far as one way audio, after an outbound call is made at exaclty 15 minutes, I cannot...
I have a Cisco ATA 186 and I would like to connect this to a Valcom 1109RTVA. If I connect an analog phone to a port on the ATA, the phone rings, but when I connect the extension just rings ... Has anyone had experience connecting a Valcom 1109RTVA t...
Hello I have a Cisco 9971 Phone Running sip9971.9-0-1SR1. The device is registering to a CUCM Server running 7.13. Today I recieved a call that my user one of my users was seeing a call on "hold" on line 1, but could not hit the "resume" button, or "...
I have a NEC 2400 PBX connecting to a Cisco 3825 via PRI Interfaces. The Cisco Router is running IOS 3825-advipservicesk9-mz.124-13b.bin. The router is acting as my VoIP Router. Inbound and Outbound call Quality is working perfect. If a digital phone...
I have a Cisco 851W Router, which has an IPSEC Tunnel back to my corporate office.I want to configure 2 WLANS, one for my internal network (vlan 1) which will have access to my corporate network, and one for guests which will just be for outbound int...
Allan,Yes, the fix was to change the CUCM SIP Session Expires Timer from the deafult of 1800 seconds to 86400. This timer is calculated at seconds/2. Changing this parameter to 86400 allowed us to have 12 hours before the CUCM SIP Session Expires tim...
I am using a default configuration on my voice-port. Since my PBX is connected to a Cisco Router via a PRI, would I need to modify the "input gain" or "output attenutation" ? For inbound and outbound calls voice quality is great, and I hear no echo, ...
So in the voice translation rule, the first rule will keep my internal range of DID #'s preserved going through the SIP Network, and rule 2 will change all others to a 2015551234 IP Address?
Can you give me an example of what the translation-rule of CLID's that are not mine to a fixed number. Would I need to make any additional changes to my current DP?Lets say that all of my about Caller-ID will be coming from a 201-555-xxxx Range. All ...
If I decided to make all of my outbound calls through the SIP Network, with the same Caller-ID will the "clid network-defined 2121234567" command configured on the SIP DP perform this function, even if my PBX Is sending out different Caller-ID's?
