[cisco-voip] Finding source of MMoH?
Ryan Ratliff
rratliff at cisco.com
Mon Aug 18 16:25:26 EDT 2008
If it's MMOH then you can simply do a 'show ip mroute' on the gateway
to see which stream(s) it is getting and what interfaces they are
arriving from. You can then follow them backwards until you can look
at the source mac address.
You may also want to make sure there aren't any sources on the new
cluster enabled for multicast.
-Ryan
On Aug 18, 2008, at 4:20 PM, Scott Voll wrote:
And to add to it, thus wanting to find the source I'm in the middle
of my upgrade to cm 6.1 so I also have those servers on the network.
thus I need to make sure they are not causing it either. ;-)
Scott
On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 1:15 PM, Scott Voll <svoll.voip at gmail.com>
wrote:
I'm dealing with an issue right now of callers on hold hearing the
same MoH sound bit, but they are hearing what seems to be two
different streams.
they over lap but not together. music <then womans voice saying bah
bah> music < man saying bah bah> but the caller hears the music then
they hear both the man and womans voice not quit together either.
I would like to see where the two streams are currently coming from
(one from pub and the other sub?)
CM 4.1.3sr6.
Can someone tell me from a VGW how I could see those source IP /
ports so I can see where my issue might be?
Thanks
Scott
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