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Configure Cisco 2801 H.323 gateway on CM5 network
Thanks Jeter. I ended up having to get some additional help from a local Cisco resource but the system is up and running. I was *real* close to having it going based on your help and what I'd found in other forums. Here is the router config I ended up with (at least the pertinent items) in...- r1214
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- Forum: Cisco: Call Manager
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Configure Cisco 2801 H.323 gateway on CM5 network
Thanks Jeter- that would be greatly appreciated- r1214
- Post #7
- Forum: Cisco: Call Manager
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Configure Cisco 2801 H.323 gateway on CM5 network
Ahh okay, I did not realize that. Jeter, do you have any sample configs I could play with based on what I'm trying to accomplish? thanks for both of your help, I really appreciate it.- r1214
- Post #5
- Forum: Cisco: Call Manager
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Configure Cisco 2801 H.323 gateway on CM5 network
Yes that would be very helpful, thank you. At the moment I can't even get the router to show up as status registered in Call Manager under the Gateways list. I set it up as a H323 instead of typical "2801 -> MGCP" and then put the IP address of the router as the name. Next I added these...- r1214
- Post #3
- Forum: Cisco: Call Manager
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Configure Cisco 2801 H.323 gateway on CM5 network
I have a Callmanager 5 based VoIP deployment that is about 99% complete with about 15 locations. Each of these sites sits in a couple of local calling areas and utilize 4 PRI trunks for all inbound/outbound calls (all sites connected via Metro Ethernet LAN or private fiber network). Each site...- r1214
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- Forum: Cisco: Call Manager
