[cisco-voip] sending phones to SRST router during WAN link up

[Matthew Saskin]

MGCP or H.323 gateway?

If the former, you can put an ACL in to get phones to register with the 
gateway, but until the PRI goes into mgcp-fallback mode there will be no 
PSTN connectivity.  The PRI going into mgcp-fallback mode will affect 
all calls at the site (for phones that don't register to the gateway)

For an H.323 gateway as long as your phones register with the gateway 
(ACL to block traffic to CM or otherwise) they should be able to make 
calls from SRST mode.

-matt

Lelio Fulgenzi wrote:
> As far as I know, nothing on the router turns SRST 'on' - it's just 
> prepared at all times to accept phones and gateways registering to it.
>  
> I want to test a few dialpeers, basically being able to use COR lists to 
> send 0 from different phones to different destinations. I'd like to 
> create an ACL that blocks four test phones from accessing the cluster 
> and therefor register the router. The dial peer is a voip dial peer with 
> the destination the loopback address of the router, so in theory it 
> should send the call back to itself.
>  
> Any reason I shouldn't be doing this during the day? It's not in full 
> production, but I'd rather not see anything blow up.
>  
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