[cisco-voip] Sort of urgent --- can anyone help me sort out whatthese dial-peers are each doing??

[Lelio Fulgenzi]

without a port or destination ip address the dial-peers will not be active or enabled.

do a show dial-peer voice summary

and see what they say. 

basically, they do nothing.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Tim Reimers 
  To: Cisco Voip Mailing list 
  Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 3:29 PM
  Subject: [cisco-voip] Sort of urgent --- can anyone help me sort out whatthese dial-peers are each doing??


  I can see that 1090 and 1091 both have the control-channels on my two PRIs listed,

  But I don't know what 1092 could be accomplishing, or 2000 ??

   

  2005 and 2006 I see are the way my calls are being sent onwards to each of the CCMs.

   

  I need to make some changes (insert a tcl script for ani-dnis changes) into the default incoming call peer.

  But I don't know for sure if I need to mod both 1090 and 1091??

   

  It would appear so --- but is the 1092 even doing anything?

   

   

  Btw- what I'm planning on inserting in the way of TCL scripts is below, just in case anyone wants to vet those changes..

   

   

  Here are the current dial-peers

   

  dial-peer voice 1090 pots

   description Incoming Calls Dial Peer

   incoming called-number .

   direct-inward-dial

   port 1/1:23

  !

  dial-peer voice 1091 pots

   description Incoming Calls Dial Peer

   incoming called-number .

   direct-inward-dial

   port 1/0:23

  !

  dial-peer voice 1092 pots

   description Incoming Calls Dial Peer

   incoming called-number .

   direct-inward-dial

  !

  dial-peer voice 2000 voip

   description catch all dial-peer

   voice-class codec 1

   voice-class h323 1

   incoming called-number .

   dtmf-relay h245-alphanumeric

   no vad

  !

  dial-peer voice 2005 voip

   description calls sent to CallManagers

   preference 1

   destination-pattern [2-7]...

   progress_ind setup enable 3

   voice-class codec 1

   voice-class h323 1

   session target ipv4:10.12.1.11

   dtmf-relay h245-alphanumeric

   no vad

  !

  dial-peer voice 2006 voip

   description calls sent to CallManagers

   preference 2

   destination-pattern [2-7]...

   progress_ind setup enable 3

   voice-class codec 1

   voice-class h323 1

   session target ipv4:10.12.1.10

   dtmf-relay h245-alphanumeric

   no vad

   

   

  Here's what I anticipate putting in:

  dial-peer voice 1090 pots

   application ani-filter

   description Incoming Calls Dial Peer

   incoming called-number .

   direct-inward-dial

   port 1/1:23

  !

  dial-peer voice 1091 pots

   application ani-filter

   description Incoming Calls Dial Peer

   incoming called-number .

   direct-inward-dial

   port 1/0:23

  !

   

  # Uploads the filter one time to the router, I think

  Call application voice ani_filter tftp://<mytftpserver>ani_filter.tcl 

   

  # Start matching caller ID to meet conditions

  Call application voice ani_filter clid ""  (traps calls with no caller ID)

  Call application voice ani_filter clid XXXYYYZZZZ  (traps calls with some particular 10 digit number)

   

  # Once the matching list has processed, reroute all matching calls to the extension below

  Call application voice ani_filter new_dest <ext to reroute calls to, instead of the number the caller dialed> 

   

  That's supposed to get things rolling to send _ALL_ calls that match to a certain mailbox, where I'll take messages and tell people how to turn on caller ID and call back.

   

   

  I just need someone to confirm that I need to do that application ani-filter thing to BOTH of those dial peers, and that the 1092 one is useless, etc

   

  And make any other  comments needed!

   

  Thanks, Tim



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