[cisco-voip] ccm-mananger config - getting along without it

[Fred Nielsen]

I realize this is not all the information you are looking for... but I never
use that command - even during initial configuration.  I do not like the
some of the changes it tends to apply to router configs, I prefer to be more
explicit and know what I am configuring.  The only caveat I do not like is
that to reset an ISDN interface (truly, meaning drop the D-channel and
reestablish) you have to either "no mgcp" the router or shut/unshut the
interface.  When you have the ccm-manager config command in you can do this
via Reset from CM.

On the flip side, there are a number of customers who benefit from this
approach (i.e. telecom admins who want nothing to do with IOS)... but being
an IOS guy I still dislike it.

-Fred Nielsen

On 5/14/07, Lelio Fulgenzi <lelio at uoguelph.ca> wrote:

>  It looks like the "ccm-manager config" statement is overwriting my trunk
> group assignment under the controller T1 interface, soooooooo, it looks like
> I have to give it up for the manual approach.
>
> Can anyone comment on what I lose and how I get it back with going with
> the manual configs? I know that I can issue the ccm-manager config statement
> and then just remove it and things work, but as I go forward, what should I
> look out for?
>
> When I look at the xml file on the tftp server, there is quite a bit of
> information there that I don't see in the config anywhere.
>
> Comments? Pointers to documentation?
>
> Thanks, Lelio
>
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