I recently stumbled across a couple of very useful tools for any CUCM deployment. The first uses AXL & JTAPI to remote control Cisco IP phones and the second uses AXL to query the dial plan & report which numbers are in use. Follow the link below for more information:
http://toip-tools.org/en/
Tuesday, 24 July 2012
Monday, 9 July 2012
MGCP PSTN and QSIG Gateway
Whilst it's becoming ever less common, sometimes there's a need to integrate with legacy equipment, such as PBXs & voice mail systems via a QSIG trunk. Given that a QSIG trunk requires an ISDN interface on a router with PVDMs, it's logical to stick an extra interface into your PSTN gateway & cable it to the legacy device.
Problem is that with MGCP you've now got 2 endpoints with the same IP address, which causes problems with the audio streams. If you enable debug isdn q931 you'll see calls come in a voice port & exit the other, yet there's no audio between the callers. Fortunately the solution is easy - in the CallManager service parameters enable path replacement & tweak the minimum/maximum delay timers:
Problem is that with MGCP you've now got 2 endpoints with the same IP address, which causes problems with the audio streams. If you enable debug isdn q931 you'll see calls come in a voice port & exit the other, yet there's no audio between the callers. Fortunately the solution is easy - in the CallManager service parameters enable path replacement & tweak the minimum/maximum delay timers:
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