[cisco-voip] Add a SIP trunk to Route Group

[Cristobal Priego]

Have you checked the dependency records on the sip trunk to double check
what is associated to it ?

2010/11/9 Christopher Trown <ctrown at uoregon.edu>

>
>
>     Greetings all.
>
>     This should not be difficult.  I have set up a SIP trunk to an
> Avaya SES server.  I added some specific route patterns during testing
> to some test sets.  I could make calls in either direction.  I have
> removed the route patterns I used for the initial set up and testing.
> Out of desperation, I've even removed the SIP trunk and recreated it.
>
>     The current route group has just a QSIG trunk in it.  MGCP was used
> for this.
>
>     I'm using CUCM 7.1.3.3.  When I try to add the SIP trunk, it is not
> listed in the available devices.
>
>     I must be missing something.  What should I check?
>
> Chris...
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