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I’m wondering if there is a setting in Control Hub similar to Call Manager’s - Always Use Prime Line.Although my issue is not exactly the same as with CUCM. But reminds me of it.I am working with some 9851 phones.I have the User setting - Auto Collap...
Has anyone used the ‘utils itl reset localkey’ command ?I tried it and it did not work as expected.This is for Call Manager 15 SU3a.I have several hundred 7821 phones that have lost their trust with Call Manager.Status Page shows ‘No Trust List Insta...
I am testing with a Cisco 9851 phone.I enabled Directory Search For Offhook Dial, but it does not work as expected.I expected it to behave like the Webex app, where I start entering a phone number and the phone will search ahead within the directory ...
I have a situation where some switches are showing STP topology changes, while others are not.They are in the same STP domain.
I have a Core-Distribution-Access topology.Dual 9500’s at the core – this is the Root.Dual 9500’s for distribution.Various ...
I have a question on how EIGRP redistributes static routes to its neighbors on a multi-access network.I have two routers on the same ethernet segment running EIGRP.The first router has static routes configured.And I am redistributing static routes un...
Thanks JimYour explanation makes sense.Not what we want, but it does make sense.I might open a Tac case to see what they say.(If they agree on the reason, I'll mark this as Solved)Maybe a Feature Enhancement.Thanks
Adding some info:I want the phone to always select Line 1 when the handset is lifted, regardless if Line 2 is Active, or Auto Collapse is enabled.Not sure I was clear on that.
Thanks Roger.I wasn't sure exactly what that command did.My first time using it.I am familiar with some of the tools available for clearing the ITL file.I'll pursue that.Always surprised Cisco never made their own tool for doing that.
I found the command I was looking for.I wanted to find the source of the TCNs.That command is 'show spanning-tree vlan 1 detail'With this I was able to find the issue.There was a bad Access Point that was flapping.The AP flaps coincided with the TCNs...