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I have an existing 6-switch stack of 9300's. I'm trying to add a 7th switch. I followed this doc: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/lan/catalyst9300/software/release/16-9/configuration_guide/stck_mgr_ha/b_169_stck_mgr_ha_9300_cg/managing...
I have a 2911 that has two ISDN PRI's (T1's) that connect to a 3845 at my service provider:
2911 port 0/0/0 ------- SP 3845 port 0/3/1
2911 port 0/0/1 ------- SP 3845 port 1/0
Whether I clock off 0/0/0 or 0/0/1, the other one takes clock slips:
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This post is an “answer” rather than a question, in the hopes that it will save someone some time and frustration. I read the documentation on using the CUBE to copy part of a SIP header from an incoming dial peer to an outgoing dial peer, but found ...
My current environment has 2 Cisco 3945 CUBEs that each have a SIP connection to our provider, Windstream. We use a Session Manager Edition (SME) of CallManager (version 9.1.2) to connect to these two 3945’s using two SIP trunks. The two SIP trunks ...
This is an "answer" rather than a question, but I wanted to post it since it took a month or two to resolve this, even with the help of the TAC and I am hoping this post may benefit others who may hit this issue.We had several VG350 gateways using SC...
My service provider used a Cisco 3845 and one of my PRI's was coming off a VWIC and another off a Network Module (NM). Apparently they must have been in different clocking domains. We moved the "VWIC" PRI to the same NM and the clock slips immediatel...
Thanks for your reply! I noticed that also - one PRI is on the VWIC and one is on the service module. However I was not aware of the exception you mentioned, I thought it was indeed just one clocking domain. Let me check with them and I'll report bac...
Thanks Gregory! You saved me from having to enter a lot of end users manually.
Gotta love Cisco, "Password should be specified either in CSV file or default credential for Password should be set" - no, even if you set the password in the CSV you st...
I'm not sure if my situation is exactly the same (since we use SCCP) but I think this may help. For the dial-peer for the port in question:
dial-peer voice 223 pots no tone dialtone remote-onhook port 2/23
