[cisco-voip] CER Questions

[Scott Voll]

Steve--

I've only installed 1.3.x but it's pretty similar I think.

1.  I've always had someone want a call, so I'm not sure.
2.  the process is CER does a SNMP to the switches and gets all the phone
names (sep......) then then SNMPs CM for the remainder of the info.  Once it
has this it can route calls accordingly.
3. I think it depends.  I have it in a school so we set it up for twice
daily.  after school and mid way through school.  if for some reason a phone
got moved it only has the chance of about 4 hours to not be sync'd which was
fine for the SD.  If you move phones often, I would do it more, but remember
it is taking CPU cycles to do it.

Scott

On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 12:07 PM, STEVEN CASPER <SCASPER at mtb.com> wrote:

>  Been messing around with a Pilot CER 2.03 system all day and have a
> couple of questions I hope some can answer:
>
> 1. Anyway to not use the onsite alert telephone number? In other words it
> does not appear that you can use just email notification and web alert for
> onsite 911 notification.
>
> 2. Is there any log file that details the phone and switch port tracking
> process? I found lots of log files but not what I was looking for.
>
> 3. How often do you run the Incremental Phone Tracking and the Switch-Port
> and Phone Update Schedules?
>
> Thanks for any feedback!
>
> Steve
>
>
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