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CUCM - how can I force internal calls to pass across the gateway?

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IPOpotamus

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Mar 29, 2010
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Hello People

I am totally new to the Cisco VoIP world, and I'm mounting a call recording solution in a CUCM 6.1.5 environment.

the call recording esentially works by sniffing the VoIP packets that flow between a call.

as you know due to resource optimization, the VoIP packets within an internal call do not pass across the gateway, but makes a peer to peer flow.

I need this time this packets pass across the gateway because i Can only sniff in the subnet where the gateway is.

pd: in the avaya world, this is configured by the parameters --suffling-- and --hairpining--
Thanks a lot
 
On internal calls the gateway is not involved at all. You will need to be able to capture the phone subnet traffic as well, usually by setting a span port, but that depends on the recording solution.
 
whykap, thanks for your answer

the method you are describing is the most logical and most used,

the thing is that I got to setup the span (sniff) to travel over a wan, or otherwise hammer the VoIP system to force the call flow through the gateway, and later sniff the gateway.

thats the alternative I want to evaluate
may not be the most efficient, but if it works its a solution ;)




 
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