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Cisco Call Manager Express Important Configuration - "create cnf-files"

以下是讓IP Phone註冊到Cisco Call Manager Express最基本的指令。其中有一行非常重要的指令就是 create cnf-files 。如果沒有這個指令,當IP Phone嘗試去註冊到CME時,CME將不會建立xml檔案來發放給IP Phone。這個問題在我之前嘗試要連到TP新加坡Remote Lab時就遇過了,VPN確定通了但是IP Phone就是無法完成註冊,結果請新加坡那邊的負責Remote Lab 的同事協助查了很久還是找不到問題,後來幸好有Chris Yang幫忙,終於找到Remote Lab HQ Router(CME)上缺少了這個config才把這個問題給解決。不過很奇怪的是…經過了幾個月之後,這個星期又請公司admin幫忙再跟新加坡借了一次CVOICE Remote Lab,結果有問題的initial config到現在還是有問題,唉,同時是華人,怎麼台灣跟新加坡的華人工作態度卻是大大不同。 telephony-service max-ephones 2 max-dn 2 ip source-address 172.16.1.1 port 2000 create cnf-files ! ! ephone-dn 1 number 1001 ! ! ephone 1 button 1:1

How to Wire a Phone Jack (Voice or Telephone RJ-11 thru RJ-14)

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(USOC Wiring Diagram) Telephone wiring for a phone outlet is typically either 1, 2 or 3 pairs (2, 4, or 6 conductor). Most cable nowadays is UTP (unshielded twisted pair). There may be instances where you may need to connect to or transpose from the old "quad" cable. The diagram below provides the transposition between these standards. Pair 1 (T1 & R1) Usually the primary dial tone or talk circuit is wired to the center two pins (pins 3 & 4) and is the white/blue and blue/white pair (AKA: T1 & R1 - tip 1 and ring 1). A standard single line phone draws dial tone from these center pins. NOTE: The type of wiring shown here is known as USOC (pronounced U-sock). See background below. Pair 2 (T2 & R2) The secondary circuit is wired to the two pins (pins 2 & 5) directly to the side of the center pins and is the white/orange and orange/white pair (AKA: T2 & R2 - tip 2 and ring 2). Depending on the application, the secondary circuit can either be t...

如何重設Cisco 7940/7960 IP Phone ?

1. 將網路線中斷 (如果不是使用Power Over Ethernet的話,請把電源線移除) 2. 按著 # 鍵不放 3. 接上網路線 (如果使用額外電源變壓器請重新接上電源線) 4. 等待IP Phone畫面出現 “Reset to factoy defaults” 提示 5. 放開 # 鍵並且依序按下以下電話按鍵 123456789*0# 6. 完成IP Phone重設動作

Intra-Cluster Communication Signaling (ICCS)

Intra-Cluster Communication Signaling (ICCS), which provides the communications with the Cisco CallManager Service process that is at the heart of the call processing in each server or node within the cluster. The intra-cluster traffic between the servers consists of the following: Database traffic from the IBM Informix Dynamic Server (IDS) database that provides the main configuration information. The IDS database is replicated from the publisher server to all other servers in the cluster using best-effort. The IDS traffic may be re-prioritized in line with Cisco QoS recommendations to a higher priority data service (for example, IP Precedence 1 if required by the particular business needs). An example of this is extensive use of Extension Mobility, which relies on IDS database configuration. Firewall management traffic, which is used to authenticate the subscribers to the publisher to access the publisher's database. The management traffic flows between all servers in a cluster....

Shared Line Appearance(SLA) vs Bridged Line Appearance(BLA)

Shared Line Appearances: SLAs allow you to place a call on hold at one set and pick it up easily at another set. SLA is also known as SCA: Shared Call Appearance. You can join an existing conversation be pressing the corresponding line button. Typically the phones will have dedicated buttons with LEDs for each of the shared lines. Bridged Line Appearance: BLA allows multiple devices to share a single directory number.