[cisco-voip] VOIP Dial-Peer Hunting

[STEVEN CASPER]

Hello,
 
Does anyone know how to get a voip dial peer to hunt to a lower priority dial-peer when a SIP destination is returning a "SIP/2.0 486 Busy Here" message?
 
Here is the topology:
 
FAX user (DNIS 6764)-----T1 CAS-----2851------SIP-----RightFAX servers
                                                                                                 10.1.16.x
                                                                                                 10.1.17.x
                                                                                                 10.99.2.x
 
When the 10.1.16.x server is down or busy the inbound call never hunts to the voip dial-peer pointing to the 10.1.17.x server.
 
Thanks!
Steve
 
 

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