simple SRST question

I've never needed to do this, but I'm just checking my thoughts.

 

I have a bunch of Remote sites that use the hq location for dial tone (PRIs).  But in setting up SRST I have some FXO ports at the remote sites. 

 

I'm not going to setup the FXO's in CM but want to use then in SRST mode. ; is that a problem?  I just add the service mgcpapp command to the dial peer and I should be fine right?

 

TIA

 ;

Scott

perfect.  that's what I wanted to hear. ; I just didn't know if CM need to know anything about the ports or not.

 

THANKS

 

Scott

Scott

 

you can run your gateways with H323 and never input their ports in Call Manager.  MGCP is easier I think, but H323 gives you more control.

 

So add a pots dial-peer and let it go, the gateway will see the local dial-peer even in fallback mode... easy as PIE

 

Kevin

 

On 3/27/08, Scott Voll < svoll.voipgmail.com">svoll.voipgmail.com> wrote:

perfect.  that's what I wanted to hear. ; I just didn't know if CM need to know anything about the ports or not.

&nbsp;

THANKS

&nbsp;

Scott

 

On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 9:19 AM, Ryan Ratliff <cisco.com" target="_blank">rratliffcisco.com> wrote:

If you are not going to use them in CM why add them at all?  Simply configure them to be used in pots dial-peers and the SRST router should have no problem using them.

-Ryan

On Mar 27, 2008, at 12:13 PM, Scott Voll wrote:

I've never needed to do this, but I'm just checking my thoughts.

 

I have a bunch of Remote sites that use the hq location for dial tone (PRIs).&nbsp; But in setting up SRST I have some FXO ports at the remote sites.&nbsp;

 

I'm not going to setup the FXO's in CM but want to use then in SRST mode. ; is that a problem?&nbsp; I just add the service mgcpapp command to the dial peer and I should be fine right?

 

TIA

 ;

Scott

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