Gatekeeper CAC

I have five CME gateways registered to GK with prefix 3#
while others
(seven IOS gateways connected to legacy PBX) registered to
GK with
prefix 2#. I want to restrict the on-net call to any CME
sites to ten
G729 calls. How can we do this? I am thinking of using
"bandwidth
interzone" command, but all the gk endpoints are in
same zone, any way
to do this?
Thanks.

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So, bug CSCeg88885 states a error about RTMT not
emailing because of a popup error about inetcomm.dll
not being found on a new server with a OS 2000.2-7
install. The bug is marked as resolved and workaround
is unknown. Theres no fixed-in version mentioned
either.

Have a similar issue where RIS DC service is
terminating on a server that was first installed with
2000.2-7 and before the service terminates theres
popups about INETCOMM.DLL not being found. The file is
not on any server in the cluster. RIS DC is only
crashing on the publisher. It works for awhile then
CCMAdmin gets really slow and reports wrong status's.
The service can't be stopped normally from services or
control panel and has to be killed. 

Is copying the inetcomm.dll file from another server a
fix for this? Anyone else see this before?


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Creating a new zone and re-registering the CME gateways
would probably be
the cleanest way to accomplish this. Then you could use the
bandwidth total
command.

jake

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Subject: [cisco-voip] Gatekeeper CAC

I have five CME gateways registered to GK with prefix 3#
while others
(seven IOS gateways connected to legacy PBX) registered to
GK with
prefix 2#. I want to restrict the on-net call to any CME
sites to ten
G729 calls. How can we do this? I am thinking of using
"bandwidth
interzone" command, but all the gk endpoints are in
same zone, any way
to do this?
Thanks.

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Looks like you need to download win-K9-ReinstallIE6sp1.exe
from the CCM 
crypto area.  There is a readme that explains the patch and
how to 
install.

Kevin
On Mar 22, 2006, at 1:08 AM, Erick Bergquist wrote:

> So, bug CSCeg88885 states a error about RTMT not
> emailing because of a popup error about inetcomm.dll
> not being found on a new server with a OS 2000.2-7
> install. The bug is marked as resolved and workaround
> is unknown. Theres no fixed-in version mentioned
> either.
>
> Have a similar issue where RIS DC service is
> terminating on a server that was first installed with
> 2000.2-7 and before the service terminates theres
> popups about INETCOMM.DLL not being found. The file is
> not on any server in the cluster. RIS DC is only
> crashing on the publisher. It works for awhile then
> CCMAdmin gets really slow and reports wrong status's.
> The service can't be stopped normally from services or
> control panel and has to be killed.
>
> Is copying the inetcomm.dll file from another server a
> fix for this? Anyone else see this before?
>
>
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I found more info on this here also.

http://www.ciscotaccc.com/voice/showcase?case=K95430647


So is there a way to get this info added to the bug id
description? 

Thanks

--- Kevin Thorngren <kthorngrcisco.com> wrote:

> Looks like you need to download
> win-K9-ReinstallIE6sp1.exe from the CCM 
> crypto area.  There is a readme that explains the
> patch and how to 
> install.
> 
> Kevin
> On Mar 22, 2006, at 1:08 AM, Erick Bergquist wrote:
> 
> > So, bug CSCeg88885 states a error about RTMT not
> > emailing because of a popup error about
> inetcomm.dll
> > not being found on a new server with a OS 2000.2-7
> > install. The bug is marked as resolved and
> workaround
> > is unknown. Theres no fixed-in version mentioned
> > either.
> >
> > Have a similar issue where RIS DC service is
> > terminating on a server that was first installed
> with
> > 2000.2-7 and before the service terminates theres
> > popups about INETCOMM.DLL not being found. The
> file is
> > not on any server in the cluster. RIS DC is only
> > crashing on the publisher. It works for awhile
> then
> > CCMAdmin gets really slow and reports wrong
> status's.
> > The service can't be stopped normally from
> services or
> > control panel and has to be killed.
> >
> > Is copying the inetcomm.dll file from another
> server a
> > fix for this? Anyone else see this before?
> >
> >
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Yes.  Since you took the time to find this good info I can
probably 
take some time and add it to the DDTS for the benefit of
others 

Kevin
On Mar 22, 2006, at 9:35 AM, Erick Bergquist wrote:

> I found more info on this here also.
>
> http://www.ciscotaccc.com/voice/showcase?case=K95430647
>
>
> So is there a way to get this info added to the bug id
> description?
>
> Thanks
>
> --- Kevin Thorngren <kthorngrcisco.com> wrote:
>
>> Looks like you need to download
>> win-K9-ReinstallIE6sp1.exe from the CCM
>> crypto area.  There is a readme that explains the
>> patch and how to
>> install.
>>
>> Kevin
>> On Mar 22, 2006, at 1:08 AM, Erick Bergquist wrote:
>>
>>> So, bug CSCeg88885 states a error about RTMT
not
>>> emailing because of a popup error about
>> inetcomm.dll
>>> not being found on a new server with a OS
2000.2-7
>>> install. The bug is marked as resolved and
>> workaround
>>> is unknown. Theres no fixed-in version
mentioned
>>> either.
>>>
>>> Have a similar issue where RIS DC service is
>>> terminating on a server that was first
installed
>> with
>>> 2000.2-7 and before the service terminates
theres
>>> popups about INETCOMM.DLL not being found. The
>> file is
>>> not on any server in the cluster. RIS DC is
only
>>> crashing on the publisher. It works for awhile
>> then
>>> CCMAdmin gets really slow and reports wrong
>> status's.
>>> The service can't be stopped normally from
>> services or
>>> control panel and has to be killed.
>>>
>>> Is copying the inetcomm.dll file from another
>> server a
>>> fix for this? Anyone else see this before?
>>>
>>>
>>>
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