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Number plan globalisation (based on the Australian Numbering Plan) – Part 2 The Chuck Norris Route Pattern Part II of my E.164 globalization on Cisco Unified Call Manager series. In this part, I will discuss and describe the nuts and bolts of making E.164 happen. In part one I have already discussed the why. Cisco has a really good chapter on this topic in their services and features guide:   http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/admin/8_5_1/ccmfeat/fscallpn.htmlhttp://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/admin/8_5_1/ccmfeat/fscallpn.html INBOUND CALLING PARTY NORMALIZATION…

CUCM restrict caller ID ANI “How to restrict or block a caller ID (ANI) from being sent, in CUCM” Or how to restrict Caller ID presentation” Modification or restriction of ANI (Automatic number Identification, but I will use the term caller ID) is a very common requirement in Telephony deployments. There a heap of ways of modifying the caller ID and on CUCM deployments this is traditionally done through the external phone number mask on…

Secure signaling and Media exchange Part I Introduction This first part, of a two part post, I will describe the technology behind secure signalling and media exchange in a Cisco Unified Call Manager deployment. It will describe how secure signalling and media exchange between phones, Call Manager and an H323 gateway, works. In part II, I will describe the configuration steps required to pull all this off. A lot of UC engineers might never come…

Viewing Core dumps CUCM Core dumps, ah yes!  The boring stuff. Some times an  unavoidable part of a troubleshooting process. they can be particularly useful if you see certain services restart on your server for no apparent reason. This is a quick little post on how to obtain core dumps and how to capture their output and what to look for once you have the output. What are they? Core dumps occur when a Linux process…

Call recording configuration in CUCM Call recording.  This boils down to capturing RTP streams and somehow matching a certain RTP stream to an extension and or user ID, so it can be archived properly on a recording server. In order to do this, two things will need to be in place: Some form of RTP stream replication/forking, so that a conversation can take place as well as a recording of this same conversation at the…

Automatic Call recording using DMS and Verint In this post I want to show how to set up call recording in CUCM, using DMS in conjunction with, for instance, Verint.  But before I do this I want to dig into the theory behind this setup.   DMS stands for Dual Media Streaming. Call recording solutions that use DMS, make use of a phone’s ability to fork an incoming call, to a second destination, such as…