[cisco-voip] CME Sip Trunk problem

[Nick Matthews]

You could set the session timer to be very low - in the range of seconds.
You'll see a lot more signalling traffic but it would fix it.  As well
there are some media-inactive features that may be able to help, but I'm
not 100% positive if they'll apply in this scenario.  The SIP traffic is
pretty low bandwidth and would be my first guess.

-nick

On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 2:58 PM, cisco.voip <cisco.voip at verizon.net> wrote:

> All, please help,
> I have a CME--SIP---CCM setup,  The ISR2 CME router is 2900, v8.6 and CCM
> is v7.1.5.
> Problem I have is that the CME Branch is a wan connection that dropped in
> and out frequently.
> So what happens is the phones hang with the wan connection is down, I need
> a way to force the calls to end on
> the CME phones once the SIP Trunk is down.  So when it comes back up, it
> is in a stable state.
> When I look at the phones help, I still see sender packets increasing,
> but receiver packets have stopped, yet the call to the user shows no
> indication of failure?
>
>
>
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