You can only have one incoming and one outgoing profile in a dial peer.
However, a profile can have a set of translation rules for called and calling.
Thinking of translations in three parts. For example:
First, apply the translation profile to the dial peer in the specific
direction
dial-
The Line CSS takes precedence only in the case of a TIE. Otherwise, it always
uses the best match, regardless of the order. In the line/device approach ...
Class of service restrictions are placed on the line CSS, so this would be
true. But again The rules are :
1. Best match of all par
t 3:51 PM, David Schulz wrote:
>
> Has anyone successfully got the RTMT tool running on a MAC running Yosemite
> for version 10 of CM? I have version 8 and 9 running (those work great). The
> latest version (v10 of RTMT) will install perfectly using some of the various
> docume
Has anyone successfully got the RTMT tool running on a MAC running Yosemite for
version 10 of CM? I have version 8 and 9 running (those work great). The
latest version (v10 of RTMT) will install perfectly using some of the various
documents on the web for previous versions. However, version 10
t; Note that you have to manually type in the _cisco-uds as it will not be
> available from the drop down. The protocol is _tcp.
>
> Then you provision your SRV record like the Cisco documentation suggests.
> Don't forget you need a Host record for your CUCM's for the
Hi -
Cisco originally had Phone Only mode (registering to CUCM version 8.x and
above) the version 9. of Jabber (Windows only). I worked great and by only
requiring the configuration of the TFTP, CCMCIP and CTI services. In the 10.x
version of the Cisco Jabber… they decided to use an SRV record
Why not just use the auto-answer with speakerphone option that is configured
under the directory number?
Dave
On Oct 22, 2014, at 10:42 AM, "Brian Meade"
mailto:bmead...@vt.edu>> wrote:
If you did a shared line, you could set up single button cBarge. But they
would have to press the line but
