[cisco-voip] ccm7/unity7 one way audio

Ted Nugent tednugent73 at gmail.com
Sat Dec 5 17:51:59 EST 2009


What interface have you bound your MGCP to on the gateway? "mgcp bind" bind.
Its sounds as though the Unity server can not reach that IP address. Log
into the Unity server CLI and try to ping the remote gateway. My guess is
its bound to an interface not reachable by the unity server, and/or the
subnet mask or default gateway on the Unity server are wrong. Those are the
most common issues for 1 way audio in that direction. HTHs


On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 6:15 PM, Charles Goldsmith <wokka at justfamily.org>wrote:

> I have a small office that I just converted from cme/cue onto my
> central CCM7/Unity7 setup.  The remote gateway is a 2821 with a
> vwic-2mft with a full pri and its configured with MGCP, just like my
> other sites, albeit with its own partition/css.
>
> Dialing internally across the wan, no problems rolling to voicemail,
> hears greeting, can leave message.  When someone dials into a line
> using the DID across the PSTN, the call rings normal, rolls to
> voicemail when no answer, and no greeting.  It appears to be a one-way
> audio issue.  You can leave a message and its recorded normally, just
> the caller never hears a greeting.
>
> I'm not even sure where to start troubleshooting, debug of ccapi on
> the gateway looks normal, nothing jumps out at me.  I'm using G711
> everywhere across all locations, so it shouldn't be a codec issue.  I
> have a single pvdm2-64 in the router, which has been fine prior to
> this conversion to CCM, so I don't think its a dsp problem.  The
> router only has the 2 port pri card in it, nothing else using dsps.
>
> If I open a TAC case, should I open it as a MGCP gateway issue or a
> Unity problem?
>
> Thanks for any insight
> Charles
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