Re: CME Analog Phone Configuration

From: Mark Snow (msnow@ipexpert.com)
Date: Tue Feb 05 2008 - 11:50:41 ARST


Frog - Great Analogy.
The analogy you are referring to, of course, comparing CoRLists to
Incoming and Outgoing CSS's and Partitions is truly a great one that
Vik Malhi developed to aid IPexpert's understand CoR on IOS better.

Another one that works quite well is with Doors, Locks and Keyrings,
Keys.
Basically states that a person must have a Keyring with a Key on it -
that opens a Door with a corresponding Lock on it.

Looks a little something like this:
--------------
Analogy: Doors, Locks, Keys, and Keyrings

Incoming Phones require a Keyring that have a set number of Keys on it

Outgoing Dial-Peers have Locks on their Doors

Incoming Phones must have a Key on Keyring that matches a Lock on the
Door

Exceptions to that rule

No Lock on Door = Unrestricted Access

No Keyring = Also Unrestricted Access

--------------

Steps:
1. Define Keys and Locks

2. Define Doors

3. Define Keyrings

4. Assign Doors to dial-peers

5. Assign Keyrings to:

        - SRST: Call-manager-fallback

        - CME: Ephone-dn

--------------

!
dial-peer cor custom

   name LockKey_911

   name LockKey_LOCAL

   name LockKey_LD

   name LockKey_INTL

   name LockKey_INTERNAL

!

dial-peer cor list Door_911

    member LockKey_911

dial-peer cor list Door_INTERNAL

    member LockKey_INTERNAL

dial-peer cor list Door_LOCAL

    member LockKey_LOCAL

dial-peer cor list Door_LD

    member LockKey_LD

dial-peer cor list Door_INTL

    member LockKey_INTL

!

dial-peer cor list Keyring_LOCAL

    member LockKey_INTERNAL

    member LockKey_911

    member LockKey_LOCAL

dial-peer cor list Keyring_INTL

    member LockKey_INTERNAL

    member LockKey_911

    member LockKey_LOCAL

    member LockKey_LD

    member LockKey_INTL

--------------

SRST Application:

dial-peer voice 11 pots

      corlist outgoing Door_911

      destination-pattern 9911

      port 0/0:23

      forward-digits 3

!

dial-peer voice 13 pots

      corlist outgoing Door_LD

      destination-pattern 91[2-9]..[2-9]......$

      port 0/0:23

      forward-digits 11

!

call-manager-fallback

       max-ephones 4

       max-dn 6

       cor incoming Keyring_LOCAL 1 6001

       cor incoming Keyring_INTL 2 6005

--------------

CME Application:

!
ephone-dn 1

    number 3003

    cor incoming Keyring_LOCAL

!

dial-peer voice 1 pots

    destination-pattern 9[2-9]......$

    port 0/0/0:0

    forward-digits 7

    corlist outgoing Door_LOCAL

--------------

Thought that might help some here in the future with CoR on IOS.

Cheers,

Mark Snow
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On Feb 4, 2008, at 7:10 PM, Radioactive Frog wrote:

> Hi Kubrat,
> It's pretty easy...
>
> here are the steps:
>
> Step1: create some partitions
> --------
> dial-peer cor custom
> name 911
> name local
> name ld
> name intl
>
> dial-peer cor list 911
> member 911
>
> dial-peer cor list local
> member local
>
> dial-peer cor list ld
> member ld
>
> dial-peer cor list intl
> member intl
>
> step2: create some CSS's : one for conf-room and other for all
> normal intl
> dialing users
> --------
>
> dial-peer cor list conf-phone
> member 911
> member local
>
> dial-peer cor list intl
> member 911
> member local
> member ld
> member intl
>
> STEP4: Create the dialplan
>
> dial-peer voice 911 pots
> corlist outgoing 911 <-------
> destination-pattern 9911
> forward-digits 3
> port 1/0/1:23
>
>
> dial-peer voice 10 pots
> corlist outgoing local <-------
> destination-pattern 9[2-9].......
> port 1/0
> forward-digits 7
>
> dial-peer voice 11 pots
> corlist outgoing ld
> destination-pattern 91[2-9]..[2-9].......
> port 1/0/1:23 <---whatever your isdn pri port number is
> forward-digits 11
>
> dial-peer voice 12 pots
> corlist outgoing intl
> destination-pattern 9011T
> port 1/0/1:23
> prefix 011
>
>
> STEP5: Finally assign the CSS to IP phones
>
> ephone-dn 10
> number 3001
> cor incoming conf-phone <---- restricted CSS
>
>
> ephone-dv 20
> number 3002
> cor incoming intl
>
>
>
> Cheers
> Frog
>
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