TudorNegru
Technical User
Hi there,
Well I'm fairly new to this whole SIP thing. I have a CS1000 in my lab that's SIP enabled and a freshly installed ShoreTel system which i managed to get talking via QSIG (yehha
) and am thinking/trying to get them talking via SIP now directly without any intermediate device other than a router (would this be possible??) to bind the TLAN Node to the SIP Proxy on the ShoreTel side.
I've seen a lot of threads on integrating the CS1000 to Cisco CUCM but no "recipe" for SIP-ing to a ShoreTel directly.
Now since i have H.323 ports on the Nortel/Avaya, I'm using UCM. My dialing plan on the Nortel is 40xx 41xx and on the ShoreTel it's the 17xx range.
I've tried using some settings from a 7.0 to CUCM integration document but nothing seems to work so I'm back at square one.
Any tips, cheat-sheets or advice would be very much appreciated.
Many thanks.
Well I'm fairly new to this whole SIP thing. I have a CS1000 in my lab that's SIP enabled and a freshly installed ShoreTel system which i managed to get talking via QSIG (yehha
) and am thinking/trying to get them talking via SIP now directly without any intermediate device other than a router (would this be possible??) to bind the TLAN Node to the SIP Proxy on the ShoreTel side.I've seen a lot of threads on integrating the CS1000 to Cisco CUCM but no "recipe" for SIP-ing to a ShoreTel directly.
Now since i have H.323 ports on the Nortel/Avaya, I'm using UCM. My dialing plan on the Nortel is 40xx 41xx and on the ShoreTel it's the 17xx range.
I've tried using some settings from a 7.0 to CUCM integration document but nothing seems to work so I'm back at square one.
Any tips, cheat-sheets or advice would be very much appreciated.
Many thanks.
