[cisco-voip] IPMA routepoint question

[Erik Erasmus (E)]

Does anyone have experience with IPMA in a centralised call manager
environment with remote branches. What I want to do is set up IPM for
managers at an HQ. Let say all their DNs, primary and private etc fall
into the range 65xx, 66xx and 68xx. The mode I am interested in is
proxy mode. This looks a bit tricky but will manage. The problem comes
in for a couple of managers on the same server at remote sites wher
they might have extensions of 3xxx, 41xx, 52xx etc.

I am a bit confused but the statements from the IPMA guide below where
it looks like one can have only on routepoint and that routepoint must
include all managers DNs - see below


One can use wildcards but how wide can one make it to catch all the
DNs for managers. Won't it be bad if the routepoint dn is something
like:   [2-7]xxx etc to catch all the DNs I need to catch with the RP.
Any advice will be appreciated.

-------- FROM Fearures and services guide CCM 4-1-3
---------------------------------------------

Create a route point that is called IPMA_RP.
* Configure the directory numbers of the route point to match the
primary and
private directory numbers of the managers (for example, for managers
whose
primary directory numbers are 1000-1999, create a route point DN as
1xxx
for line 1; for managers whose primary directory numbers are
2000-2999,
create a route point DN as 2xxx for line 2). Configure the directory
numbers
in the Cisco IPMA partition with a calling search space of CSS-M-E.


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