[cisco-voip] SCCP controlled FXS ports

[Andrew Riley]

We have seen this also..

Rule of thumb
1) Fax and Modems = MGCP
2) Analogue phones with supp services = SCCP

While not officially documented you can run MGCP and SCCP on the same FXS
card one port to each protocol and it works. Same goes for VG224.




On 4/06/08 12:57 AM, "Jack Martin" <jackm at tushaus.com> wrote:

> I ran into an issue on CME 4.2 running IOS 12.4(11)XW2 where stcapp controlled
> FXS ports with a fax attached was failing.
> 
> Shut/no shut on the port brings it back up temporarily.  I engaged TAC and the
> engineer stated that they are seeing this on gateways running the XW series
> IOS where either a fax or modem is using the FXS port and the solution was to
> remove the Skinny control.
> 
> Have any of you Cisco guys seen this as well, and if so has the bug been
> published?
> 
> 
> Jack Martin, CCVP
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Andrew Riley
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