Yeah, finding "good" documentation is a challenge for sure. Mainly because
it doesn't exist.
Also, just in case you were wondering how I found the answer, which by the
way, I did not know before you asked, I simply figured out a way to do it,
here is how I did it:
1. Create new CCCalendar
I don't know. It both:
1. Looks like it's for SIP only (so not a global dial-peer solution)
2. Looks like it's mapping Resource Priority Headers (RPH) to DSCP values,
as opposed to setting DSCP values directly
There is the dscp-profile command under voice services voip -> sip
Never used it but if it’s going to be somewhere I’d expect it to be there.
> On Apr 23, 2020, at 14:55, Anthony Holloway
> wrote:
>
>
> Well Scuba Jason,
>
> IOS has always marked control traffic as AF31, as well as SCCP
Great answer.
The§com.cisco.cccalendar.CCCalendar§CCCalendar [id=1]§ value that's set
normally through the application shed some clues I but couldn't find any
documentation on setting it outside that interface.
+5
On Thu, Apr 23, 2020 at 4:02 PM Anthony Holloway <
If you click on one of your Calendars in AppAdmin, the URL in your address
bar will end with something similar to:
/appadmin/calendar/edit.do?calendarId=1
You can take that ID, and use it in a Set step in your script like this:
*Variables*
CCCalendar target_calendar = null (Parameter)
*Script
Is this a DTMF issue, or a transfer issue?
On Thu, Apr 23, 2020 at 2:51 PM Hamu Ebiso wrote:
> Hello team,
>
> I hope someone have come across this issue and can help me. We ported our
> numbers to SIP yesterday. Now, their main menu is not transferring numbers
> correctly. For example, when
Well Scuba Jason,
IOS has always marked control traffic as AF31, as well as SCCP control
traffic for registered media resources.
The two things I have seen recommended and done are:
1. Change the settings per dial-peer / sccp config (technically this is ip
precedence 3, which aligns loosely
Hello team,
I hope someone have come across this issue and can help me. We ported our
numbers to SIP yesterday. Now, their main menu is not transferring numbers
correctly. For example, when you select classifieds, it is supposed to go to
the LAC Classifieds call handler. Selecting option 1
UCCX 12 provides calendar management through the administrative GUI as well
as through a Supervisors Finesse view.
Is anyone aware of a way to dynamically associate a particular calendar
defined in UCCX to a caller fielded by a script?
For example, script1 contains CCCalendar step myCalendar and
CallManager marks control traffic as CS3, but just see that IOS-XE on 4431
16.09.05 marks control as AF31 by default.
Is there a global IOS command to change IOS-XE to use CS3 ? Rather then on
a per dial-peer level?
All my class maps to protect control are based on CS3.
Hope all is well here.
I think I could have written a piece of that better
"...which is at a random/unpredictable time, where it will not for port 80
traffic to port 443 for a very specific GET Request to a very specific URL."
I think that's better. Anyway, I read it in the documentation, so if
what I wrote is
First and foremost, the document describes how port 80 is used
pretty well. It goes on to say that its no less secure than port 443,
because the same underlying program/process answers to both, thus is
susceptible to the same attacks.
People think it's less secure because it's clear text
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