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		<title>642-432 (CVOICE) Notes</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[SIGTRAN = SS7 information over IP
QSIG = Used to communicate to PBX. Based on q.931
Basic items needed to set up t1 CAS
#network-clock-participate wic 1
#controller t1 0/0/1
#framing esf
#linecode b8zs
#clock source line
#ds0-group 0 timeslots 1-12 type e&#38;m-wink-start
Basic items needed to set up t1 CCS
isdn switch-type primary-5ess
controller t1 0/0/1
pri-group timeslots 1-4 (service nfas-d&#124;mgcp)-multiple pri&#8217;s and 1 d chann [...]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=ccievoice.wordpress.com&blog=598133&post=45&subd=ccievoice&ref=&feed=1" />]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div class='snap_preview'><br /><p>SIGTRAN = SS7 information over IP<br />
QSIG = Used to communicate to PBX. Based on q.931</p>
<p>Basic items needed to set up t1 CAS</p>
<p>#network-clock-participate wic 1</p>
<p>#controller t1 0/0/1<br />
#framing esf<br />
#linecode b8zs<br />
#clock source line<br />
#ds0-group 0 timeslots 1-12 type e&amp;m-wink-start</p>
<p>Basic items needed to set up t1 CCS</p>
<p>isdn switch-type primary-5ess</p>
<p>controller t1 0/0/1<br />
pri-group timeslots 1-4 (service nfas-d|mgcp)-multiple pri&#8217;s and 1 d chann for CCM to use the pri</p>
<p>transparent ccs &#8211; pass any d channel proprietary information<br />
ds0-group 23 timeslot 24 ext-sig</p>
<p>Order for matching incoming dial-peer<br />
Incoming called-number . (DNIS)* most common<br />
answer-address (ANI)<br />
destination-pattern (ANI)<br />
port assignment (pots only) port the call came in on</p>
<p>pots dial peers strip all matched digits<br />
example 41..called 4100 will send 00 only</p>
<p>use to solve:<br />
prefix 41<br />
forward-digits 4<br />
no digit-strip</p>
<p>default failover between dial peers is 15 seconds h225 is responsible<br />
To change this create: </p>
<p>voice class h323 10<br />
h225 timeout tcp establish 5</p>
<p>apply to dial-peer<br />
voice-class h323 10</p>
<p>g729 is more complex than g729a (less CPU usage)</p>
<p>connection tieline emulates a temporary connection to a pbx.</p>
<p>QoS<br />
one way delay is 150 &#8211; 200 ms<br />
jitter needs to be less than 30 ms<br />
less than 1% loss</p>
<p>Local Voice Busyout LVBO<br />
voice port 1/0/0:0<br />
busyout monitor serial 0/0/1<br />
Will show ports as busy on voice port if serial link goes down. CAC</p>
<p>Measurement based CAC<br />
AVBO<br />
Under voice port &#8211; busyout monitor probe 192.168.1.1 icpif 20 (g.711 default)<br />
RSVP<br />
Under dial-peer<br />
req-qos guaranteed-delay<br />
acc-qos guaranteed-delay<br />
under interface<br />
ip rsvp bandwidth 500(total) 30(Per call) </p>
<p>QoS<br />
Priority queuing polices also(strict priority). If you give it 256k that is guaranteed but no more!</p>
<p>**** show policy-map interface Ethernet 0******<br />
See how many packets in or out of an interface. See 5 minute rate also</p>
<p>/5\(&#8230;\)/ /65125\1/   5XXX &#8212;&gt; 65125XXX</p>
<p>Troubleshoot h.323</p>
<p>VTSP<br />
debug vtsp dsp  You can see the DTMF digits the DSP is seeing.<br />
Can see jitter buffers setup, playing of dial tone. Can see if VAD is on.</p>
<p>CCAPI<br />
debug voip ccapi inout<br />
What dial peer was matched? </p>
<p>show dialplan number 7028473<br />
Will show what dial peer a number will use rather than making a test call. </p>
<p>debug cch323 h225 | h245</p>
<p>debug ip tcp transitions</p>
<p>Debug RAS<br />
Gatekeeper information.</p>
<p>h.245 codec bitmask</p>
<p>0&#215;1	g711u<br />
0&#215;2	g711a<br />
0&#215;4	g729ietf<br />
0&#215;8	g729a<br />
0&#215;10	g726r16<br />
0&#215;20	g726r24<br />
0&#215;40	g726r32<br />
0&#215;80	g728<br />
0&#215;100	g723r63<br />
0&#215;200	g723r53<br />
0&#215;800	g729b<br />
0&#215;1000	g729ab<br />
0&#215;2000	g723ar63<br />
0&#215;4000	g723ar53<br />
0&#215;8000	g729<br />
All Codecs = 0&#215;4eff7 (all bits set) Usually sent by requesting gateway</p>
<p>VAD_off 0&#215;1<br />
VAD_on  0&#215;2</p>
<p>FAX Cap bits</p>
<p>0&#215;1	None<br />
0&#215;2	Voice<br />
0&#215;4	14400<br />
0&#215;8	9600<br />
0&#215;10	7200<br />
0&#215;20	4800<br />
0&#215;40	2400<br />
0&#215;80	1200</p>
<p>http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/129/isdn_disc_code.html</p>
<p>Cause Code Origination Point<br />
The first byte (most significant) after 0x indicates the point in the circuit path where the disconnect cause code appears. Consider the sample output in the Introduction section. 82 indicates that the call disconnects from the local Telco switch. Here is a list of cause code origination points that help you interpret where the call disconnects from:</p>
<p>80—the router<br />
81—the private network near the local user (possibly a local PBX)<br />
82—the public network near the local user (local Telco switch)<br />
83—the transit network (in the ISDN cloud)<br />
84—the public network near the remote user (remote Telco switch)<br />
85—the private the network near the remote user (possibly a remote PBX)<br />
87—the international network<br />
8A—a network beyond the internetworking point</p>
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