HQ config #
mgcp
mgcp call-agent 10.1.200.21 service-type mgcp version 0.1
mgcp dtmf-relay voip codec all mode out-of-band
mgcp bind control source-interface GigabitEthernet0/0.1
mgcp bind media source-interface GigabitEthernet0/0.1
Something wrong with the above config, perhaps I should have bind mgcp with Loopback0
Anyway, removed following config out of HQ router made it worked.
Did all config with Loopback interface now
mgcp bind control source-interface Loop0
mgcp bind media source-interfaceLoop0
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Friday, December 18, 2009
IPMA in 10 minutes
- add PT-MANAGER and CSS-MANAGER. CSS-MANAGER = PT-USA + PT-MANAGER
- add CTI RP RP-IPMA, set device-pool to DP-HQ, CSS to CSS-MANAGER
- add new DN for RP-IPMA with 1XXX, partition = PT-USA
- add new phone service IPMA under device/device settings/phone services with URL:
http://10.1.200.21:8080/ma/servlet/MAService?cmd=doPhoneService&Name=#DEVICENAME#
- on System/service parameters, config IP ManagerAssistant app with correct Pub IP add and CTI route point , RP-IPMA
- add new PT under call routing/intercom/intercom route pratition PT-INTERCOM
- add new Phone Button template, with 2 lines + 1 intercom, IPMA-7970-3+3
- change HQ phone1 setting to
phone button template = IPMA-7970-3+3
softkey template = standard manager
- set line1 of HQphone1 to PT-MANAGER
- set intercom line of HQphone1 to *1001, PT-INTERCOM, CSS = PT-INTERCOM-GEN and speed-dial = *1002
- subscribe HQphone1 to IPMA service
- change HQ phone2 setting to
phone button template = IPMA-7970-3+3
softkey template = standard assistant
- set intercom line of HQphone2 to *1002, PT-INTERCOM, CSS = PT-INTERCOM-GEN and speed-dial = *1001
- add new DN to line2, DN = 1011, CSS = CSS-MANAGER, change display to IPMA
- add following users:
manager with "allow control of device from CTI" , User-Group = Standard CCM end user, Standard CTI allow control of all devices, Standard CTI enabled. Primary Ext = 1001
assistant with "allow control of device from CTI", User-Group = Standard CCM end user, Standard CTI allow control of all devices, Standard CTI enabled. Primary Ext = 1002
- associate phones to manager and assistant
- on menu user management/end-user, click on manager user, under Related Links, select manager configuration. Uncheck "automatic configuration" , set intercom line to *1001, select associated assistans = assistant, selected lines = line 1 - 1001 - PT-manager
- perform same tasks with user assistant. available lines = line 2 - 1011, manager name = manager , manager line = line 1 - 1001 - PT-manager
RESTART Cisco IP Manager Assistant VIA CU Serviceability Web page
[Verification]
manager private number = 1001
manager proxy number = 1011
manager intercom = *1002
assistant number = 1002
assistant intercom = *1001
assistant proxy = 1011
1) Check that manager’s phone has IPMA softkey set on it’s screen
2) Install the Cisco IPMA Console Application on Windows PC and log in as “assistant”
3) Place a call to 1001, ensure it get’s routed to the assistant phone, and pick it up from the IPMA console. Forward the call back to manager’s primary line
4) Configure from the manager’s phone to accept all calls and place a call to manager’s primary line once again
5) Press intercom line on either manager or assistant phone should ring the other side
- add CTI RP RP-IPMA, set device-pool to DP-HQ, CSS to CSS-MANAGER
- add new DN for RP-IPMA with 1XXX, partition = PT-USA
- add new phone service IPMA under device/device settings/phone services with URL:
http://10.1.200.21:8080/ma/servlet/MAService?cmd=doPhoneService&Name=#DEVICENAME#
- on System/service parameters, config IP ManagerAssistant app with correct Pub IP add and CTI route point , RP-IPMA
- add new PT under call routing/intercom/intercom route pratition PT-INTERCOM
- add new Phone Button template, with 2 lines + 1 intercom, IPMA-7970-3+3
- change HQ phone1 setting to
phone button template = IPMA-7970-3+3
softkey template = standard manager
- set line1 of HQphone1 to PT-MANAGER
- set intercom line of HQphone1 to *1001, PT-INTERCOM, CSS = PT-INTERCOM-GEN and speed-dial = *1002
- subscribe HQphone1 to IPMA service
- change HQ phone2 setting to
phone button template = IPMA-7970-3+3
softkey template = standard assistant
- set intercom line of HQphone2 to *1002, PT-INTERCOM, CSS = PT-INTERCOM-GEN and speed-dial = *1001
- add new DN to line2, DN = 1011, CSS = CSS-MANAGER, change display to IPMA
- add following users:
manager with "allow control of device from CTI" , User-Group = Standard CCM end user, Standard CTI allow control of all devices, Standard CTI enabled. Primary Ext = 1001
assistant with "allow control of device from CTI", User-Group = Standard CCM end user, Standard CTI allow control of all devices, Standard CTI enabled. Primary Ext = 1002
- associate phones to manager and assistant
- on menu user management/end-user, click on manager user, under Related Links, select manager configuration. Uncheck "automatic configuration" , set intercom line to *1001, select associated assistans = assistant, selected lines = line 1 - 1001 - PT-manager
- perform same tasks with user assistant. available lines = line 2 - 1011, manager name = manager , manager line = line 1 - 1001 - PT-manager
RESTART Cisco IP Manager Assistant VIA CU Serviceability Web page
[Verification]
manager private number = 1001
manager proxy number = 1011
manager intercom = *1002
assistant number = 1002
assistant intercom = *1001
assistant proxy = 1011
1) Check that manager’s phone has IPMA softkey set on it’s screen
2) Install the Cisco IPMA Console Application on Windows PC and log in as “assistant”
3) Place a call to 1001, ensure it get’s routed to the assistant phone, and pick it up from the IPMA console. Forward the call back to manager’s primary line
4) Configure from the manager’s phone to accept all calls and place a call to manager’s primary line once again
5) Press intercom line on either manager or assistant phone should ring the other side
Sunday, November 15, 2009
IPMA is giving me the creep - finished first round on Nov16
Spent 4 hours doing IPMA without result. Guess I will read up more docs on IPMA shared and proxy mode.
Onward to last chapter which is Presence integration now.
Finally finished chapter 15 presence on Nov16. However, never get Virtual-template interface & IPMA to run correctly. Will have to TS those on round2. Also, will need 7970 phones to get IPMA done.
Onward to last chapter which is Presence integration now.
Finally finished chapter 15 presence on Nov16. However, never get Virtual-template interface & IPMA to run correctly. Will have to TS those on round2. Also, will need 7970 phones to get IPMA done.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Nov11, IPCCEx and CUPS installation completed, progressing thru IPCCE chapter 11 now
Following are my notes for creating IPCCEx and CUPS on vmware because previous vmware setup for CUCM and Unity Connection did not worked for cups and ipccex.
- CUPS vmware setup: memory = 1296, disk = 75 GB, SCSI 0.0 flat file system, create disk at once, OS = red hat ent linux 3
- IPCCEx vmware setup: win 2003 server R2 32bits (64bits wont work), memory = 2048, disk = 80 GB in 2 GB chunks (uncheck create disk at once when creating virtual guest), OS = w2003 32bits.
After windows is up and running, run regedit and enter following keys & strings :
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Cisco Systems\Model]
"Hardware"="MCS7825H02"
"Speed"="3067"
"Memory"="1024"
@=""
Note that Cisco Systems and Model are keys while Hardware|Speed|Memory|@ are string
- Install IIS and FTP servers in w2003 before installing IPCCEx
After that both CUPS and IPCCEx should be installed without a hitch
- CUPS vmware setup: memory = 1296, disk = 75 GB, SCSI 0.0 flat file system, create disk at once, OS = red hat ent linux 3
- IPCCEx vmware setup: win 2003 server R2 32bits (64bits wont work), memory = 2048, disk = 80 GB in 2 GB chunks (uncheck create disk at once when creating virtual guest), OS = w2003 32bits.
After windows is up and running, run regedit and enter following keys & strings :
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Cisco Systems\Model]
"Hardware"="MCS7825H02"
"Speed"="3067"
"Memory"="1024"
@=""
Note that Cisco Systems and Model are keys while Hardware|Speed|Memory|@ are string
- Install IIS and FTP servers in w2003 before installing IPCCEx
After that both CUPS and IPCCEx should be installed without a hitch
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Oct29 2009 - Finished chapter 9
Finally finished chapter 9. I can concentrate on Call Manager and Unity features now.
BTW, the remaining chapters pretty much concentrate on CM and Unity features which my home lab is more than adequate.
BTW, the remaining chapters pretty much concentrate on CM and Unity features which my home lab is more than adequate.
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Oct18 - Working on chapter 6
I 've been spending an average of 1 - 2 hours per day on the lab. Finally completed upto chapter 6 today.
Also, been reading up on dial-plan and the relationship between partition , calling search space , route list , route group , route pattern and how they fit into phone/device and line.
On the home lab setup, ever since I started to connect CIPC into BR1 router, dynamip started to freeze. I am using x-lite SIP phones in the same vlan as the HQ phones now. That worked out OK for me.
I don't think it matters wherever you place the phone , as long as you understand the Call Manager dial-plan and how the pieces fit together.
Next week , going to start on Call Manager and Unity Connection integration. Should be interesting.
Also, been reading up on dial-plan and the relationship between partition , calling search space , route list , route group , route pattern and how they fit into phone/device and line.
On the home lab setup, ever since I started to connect CIPC into BR1 router, dynamip started to freeze. I am using x-lite SIP phones in the same vlan as the HQ phones now. That worked out OK for me.
I don't think it matters wherever you place the phone , as long as you understand the Call Manager dial-plan and how the pieces fit together.
Next week , going to start on Call Manager and Unity Connection integration. Should be interesting.
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Voice lab module 1 & 2 completed via GNS and vmware
Gotten a new quad-core PC with 8 gig of memory.
I am very glad that I purchased this PC. It made my study much easier and faster.
Well worth the $$ spent.
I spent the last 2 days putting the topology and virtual phones together with CallManager and finally got it working.
The routers topology as seen using GNS3
The router consoles using wintab
The SIP and SCCP phones
And finally the CallManager
I am very glad that I purchased this PC. It made my study much easier and faster.
Well worth the $$ spent.
I spent the last 2 days putting the topology and virtual phones together with CallManager and finally got it working.
The routers topology as seen using GNS3
The router consoles using wintab
The SIP and SCCP phones
And finally the CallManager
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