[cisco-voip] CUBE or IP IP GW with MTP

[Ryan O'Connell]

Hello all,

 

Quick question, on IOS routers you can use DSP resources as MTP. I
understand and implemented this many times in the past using SCCP
commands that point back to CallManager or CallManager Express. I'm just
wondering in the case of CUBE or IP-IP GW used as a SIP trunk to the
Service provider, and we are not using CallManager or CallManager
Express can I still use the DSP's for MTP's, Transcoding? In my case I'm
specifically looking for MTP's cause I need it for FAST Start H.323
calls.

 

According to the attached Document there is such thing as a "HARDWARE
based MTP" but the bullet stats that it uses SCCP

1.    MTPs ( and Transcoders ) can be controlled by Communications
Manager or the Cisco Unified Border Element (via SCCP)

So do they mean that I have to turn on "TELEPHONY-SERVICES" just to make
use of these MTP or am I missing something

 

Ryan

 

 

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