[cisco-voip] Q.SIG: problem with partitions

Wed Nov 30 10:52:10 EST 2005

You can use the HP Utility to look at the health of your RAID without rebooting your box and going in thru the card itself.  The software will let you know if the drive is being rebuilt or not, but it will not tell you that the drive is bad there are other diagnostic tools from HP that should help you in that sense.  BIOS upgrades usually come from HP unless Cisco bundles the updates in its SR's, but of course check the sr1 readme to see what the release actually fixes and of course its caveats.

Part of the engineering team here has installed the 4.2sr1 on a 7835 without any problems so far.

Brian

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From: cisco-voip-bounces at puck.nether.net [mailto:cisco-voip-bounces at puck.nether.net] On Behalf Of Ruben Montes
Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2005 10:44 AM
To: Ryan Ratliff
Cc: cisco-voip at puck-nether.net
Subject: RE: [cisco-voip] Q.SIG: problem with partitions

Thank you very much Ryan,

I didn't know that about 'ccm-manager config': I've put this command in all my mgcp gateways ;)

My server is an MCS7825 HP with two RAID disks. I have the OS2000.4.2. I've seen it has appeared in the cisco web page the SR1 for the OS 200.4.2: has anybody already installed it?

Ryan, what are the bios upgrades that are you talking about? Are they downloadable from cisco? I have also problems with one of the RAID disks, I think I have to rebuild it, but I'm not sure.

Where can I find documentation about the hardware? In HP web page, in Cisco's?

Thanks,

Ruben

	-----Mensaje original----- 
	De: Ryan Ratliff [mailto:rratliff at cisco.com] 
	Enviado el: mié 30/11/2005 16:02 
	Para: Ruben Montes 
	CC: erickbe at yahoo.com; Kevin Thorngren; cisco-voip at puck-nether.net 
	Asunto: Re: [cisco-voip] Q.SIG: problem with partitions

	The reason your calls work is because your gateway unregistered.   
	For a CSS change to take affect you have to reset the gateway in 
	question.  If you are using the 'ccm-manager config' feature then a 
	reset via the CCMAdmin will work.  If you aren't using this feature 
	on the gateway you have to do a 'no mgcp' and then 'mgcp' to 
	reregister the gw.

	As for the crash if your server is an HP make sure you are running OS 
	2000.4.2.  I've had two cases this week where HP recommended bios 
	upgrades due to "unpredictable issues" including system hangs, 
	reboots, etc.  Supposedly the latest microcode in the 9/15/2004 bios 
	addresses these.

	-Ryan

	On Nov 30, 2005, at 9:16 AM, Ruben Montes wrote:

	Hello,

	is working now with the same configuration... The only diference is 
	that my publisher crashed one hour ago and when it was restarted, 
	this worked...
	Now I have to troubleshoot what has happened: no eventviewer logs, no 
	network connectivity but port up... Something very strange!!! We are 
	putting this cluster in production next week and I doesn't feel vey 
	comfortable with that...

	Regards,

	ruben
	-----Mensaje original-----
	De: Erick Bergquist [mailto:erickbe at yahoo.com]
	Enviado el: mié 30/11/2005 13:30
	Para: Ruben Montes; Kevin Thorngren
	CC: cisco-voip at puck-nether.net
	Asunto: RE: [cisco-voip] Q.SIG: problem with partitions

	How about the CSS under the Incoming calls section of
	the gateway config page? Did you reset the gateway in
	CCM after making changes?

	--- Ruben Montes <Ruben.Montes at eu.didata.com> wrote:

	 > Hello Kevin,
	 >
	 > I have tried that, adding the CSS in the mgcp
	 > endpoint configuration page with no luck... It's a
	 > little bit strange what is happening...
	 >
	 >       -----Mensaje original-----
	 >       De: Kevin Thorngren [mailto:kthorngr at cisco.com]
	 >       Enviado el: miï¿½ 30/11/2005 13:03
	 >       Para: Ruben Montes
	 >       CC: cisco-voip at puck-nether.net
	 >       Asunto: Re: [cisco-voip] Q.SIG: problem with
	 > partitions
	 >
	 >
	 >
	 >       The Calling Search Space assigned to the MGCP GW
	 > will determine what
	 >       devices (Partitions) it can call.  Sounds like you
	 > need to assign a CSS
	 >       to the GW that contains the partition(s) that the
	 > phones are in.
	 >
	 >       Kevin
	 >       On Nov 30, 2005, at 6:03 AM, Ruben Montes wrote:
	 >
	 >       > Hello,
	 >       >
	 >       >
	 >       >
	 >       > I have configured an MGCP QSIG (C2851 with 2xE1
	 > and CCM4.1(3)) with an
	 >       > Ericsson MD110. All the calls to the PBX numbers
	 > from IP phones work
	 >       > fine.
	 >       >
	 >       > The problem apperas when I try to call an IP
	 > phone from the PBX: I can
	 >       > only reach those phones which aren't assigned to
	 > any partition or CSS.
	 >       > When I change the partition, the result from a
	 > debug q931 is
	 >       > 'Unassigned/unallocated number' and I cannot
	 > reach the phone.
	 >       >
	 >       > It is my first QSIG with MGCP and partitions so I
	 > assume it's a
	 >       > configuration issue related with partitions, but
	 > I don't know where to
	 >       > search...
	 >       >
	 >       > I have followed the Cisco doc " Cisco
	 > Callmanager4.1-PBX
	 >       > Interoperability Ericsson MD-110" with no luck...
	 >       >
	 >       > Thanks in advance;
	 >       >
	 >       >
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