[cisco-voip] Cleaning Up CallManager ?

[Dane]

If a Partition shows no CSS dependencies associated then the partition
is not being used right?

I see some partitions that have route patterns listed as a dependency
but no CSS's or anything else for that matter so I have to assume that
the partition must not be used right?

Am I missing anything?



On 3/16/07, Tim Medley <tim.medley at moxieent.com> wrote:
> To see if a translation pattern is being used,  use the Dialed Number
> Analyzer to make some test calls through CCM, the output of DNA will show
> what patterns and translations are being matched.
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> tm
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> Tim Medley
> Moxie Enterprises
> Email: tim.medley at moxieent.com
> Phone: (704) 905-4604
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> On Mar 16, 2007, at 12:40 PM, Dane wrote:
>
> I am trying to tidy up CallManager as there seems to be alot of stuff
> configured in it that is not used.  The data in this cluster is very
> cluttered and messy if you will and could be simplified alot in my
> opinion.
>
> Things I am trying to clean up for example:
>
> Calling Search Space
> Partitions
> Translation Patterns
> Route Patterns
>
> And so on.
>
> For many things I am able to determine if they are used are not simply
> by looking at the dependency records.  However I am not able to do
> that for Translation Patterns, at least not that I see.
>
> Any ideas on the best way to handle stuff like this?  The system has
> been in place for a few years and locations have come and gone, not to
> mention the people who set it up seem to have gone a bit overboard in
> the way things were setup.
>
> I am by no means a design or planning expert, but I have been managing
> and maintaining a couple of small callmanger implementations for about
> 5 years now.  I still get confused myself in how everything ties
> together to be honest but some how always manage to work it out.  :-)
>
> Any advice, tools / utils, suggestions, warnings, words of wisdom is
> all greatly appreciated.
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