[cisco-voip] Using Correct PRI?

[Darren Ducote]

Its a MGCP gateway cisco 2851. I did get an alert saying a new gateway was registered and available. I guess I was wonder how to trace a phone call at this facility to make sure it was going out the correct PRI first.

Any place that shows how to set up the CDR records to show this?
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From: Jason Burns [burns.jason at gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2008 7:26 PM
To: Darren Ducote
Cc: cisco-voip at puck.nether.net
Subject: Re: [cisco-voip] Using Correct PRI?

If it is an MGCP PRI, and the PRI goes down, you'll get an alert in RTMT that a gateway device unregistered.

If it's an H.323 GW you won't get any notification when the PRI goes down. You might be able to configure a syslog alert for this in IOS (not my area of expertise).

You could look at CDR records to see which GW was being used for the calls from that site.

On Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 5:05 PM, Darren Ducote <ducotedt at stfran.com<mailto:ducotedt at stfran.com>> wrote:

Hi,



I just installed a new gateway and PRI at offsite location. If this goes down we use the Metro-E to get to our Call manager and gateways in main facility.



Whats the best way to tell if phone at other facility are using that sub and the PRI's at that location? Phones are configured for that location.



Thanks!

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