From: Donny MATEO (donny.mateo@sg.ca-indosuez.com)
Date: Thu Feb 06 2003 - 05:20:08 GMT-3
Hi Hunt,
not exactly. You need to read more of the digit forwarding and digit stripping for voice peer to understand it better. How a router will strip digit and foward them to the remote router when they found exact match, it's well documented in the DocCD.
The preference is usually used in hunting group to indicate the preference of a dial-peer of the the other.
Regards,
Donny
Hunt Lee
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Please respond to
Hunt Lee
Hi friends,
I have seen the below configs a few times...
dial-peer voice 3 voip
destination pattern 900
session target ipv4:129.9.1.1
preference 0
dial-peer voice 4 voip
destination pattern 900
session target ipv4:129.9.2.2
preference 1
Yet I don't understand what is it's purpose. There were 2 dial peers, with
different destination IPs, but with the same destination phone number?? So
is this saying from the local router, it will first try to dial to 129.9.1.1
(router B - FXS port1), and if it is busy, it then dials to (router B - FXS
port2)??
If this is the case, on Router B, would the following the correct?
dial-peer voice <1> pots
destination-pattern <900> <--- same local number on both FXS ports??
port <1/0/0>
dial-peer voice <2> pots
destination-pattern <900> <--- same local number on both FXS ports??
port <1/0/1>
Sorry if this is obvious, but I have no IP phone at hand, so i'm a bit
curious here.
Regards,
Lee
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