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Everyone using IE wb for lab, I just downloaded all the vol II updates as of this week and started to copy the base configs and noticed a command on the switch configs not supported on my switch code 12.2(25)SEE2 on a 3560-24TS.

This command is neighbor 10.1.10.10 transport path-mtu-discovery under the BGP AS process.

Does anyone know if I have to upgrade my switches if so to what code level ???

Elliott

As, CISCO LIVE is over do any one got the news of CCIE SP changes

Paks Kal http://prakashkalsaria.wordpress.com

Thanks for the reply

I’ve read the two Bug Details you posted.

Our phones have OS Load ID cnu42.8-5-2TH-9 Our Callmanager is 7.1.3.30000-1

I read somewhere else, about a FW 9.0(3). Would upgrade to this version be better?

thanks

Best regards, Henrik Madsen

Sent: 30. juni 2010 17:44 Cc: Henrik Madsen; cisco-voip@puck.nether.net

There is an enhancement to disable this via phone config settings (Handset/Headset Monitor). It is dependent on phone load and CUCM version.

As the name implies, it’s so supervisors can easily monitor calls via the handset/headset if the other is in use.

CSCsz35375 will show you where the feature got checked in to CUCM.

Looks like it went into a late 6.1(3)ES, 6.1(4)ES, and 6.1(5) base on 6.x. You’ll also want to be aware of CSCtg89332.

-Ryan

On Jun 30, 2010, at 10:15 AM, polo person wrote:

I’ve just tried this on my 7941 and it does this as well, although I’ve never really noticed it before as the sound coiming out of the handset is fairly quiet.

CUCM 6.1.3.2103

Plantronics Supraplus H251/A headset.

Cheers

Simon

Hi Pavan/Nick

Does this box related to fast /slow start for each call.. Thanks David

Nick, I will get back to you on this. Let me make some checks

Sent from my phone

On Jun 30, 2010, at 23:19, Nick Matthews wrote:

Hi Pavan

Any cisco link talking about this as I need some supported document to discuss with my customer.

Thanks David

Hello Mate,

I believe if you could implement frame relay and run ospf you will not require any material to follow, The Network types are Broadcast Non Broadcast Point to point Point to multipoint Point to multipoilnt non broadcast.

Just implement all all these kinds of network over frame relay and you could do it over GNS3.

Remember if you find the word Broadcast – DR/BDR are elected and neigbour are formed by itself. If you find the keyword Non Broadcast then you need to manually form Neighbors…

That should be very simple.

However if you see INE labs for OSPF they demonstrate it very nicely and easy to understand and if you want to master it then do the Narkbik labs for OSPF .

Regards,

Mohd Aftab MEMON Network Analyst HSBC Global Resourcing

Hi Pavan

Any cisco link talking about this as I need some supported document to discuss with my customer.

Thanks David

This only a partial debug of what’s going on. All that is shown here is that a call comes in and it is disconnected because it has the same call ID. You want to look at the same calling/called numbers as well as the IP (H.323/SIP) debugs to go along with this.

Most likely your dial peers are not specific enough. You’ve probably got something like two dial peers with a destination-pattern of .T, or maybe a variable length dial plan that isn’t working as expected. A ’show run | i destination-pattern’ may help you figure out what the router is trying to do from a call routing perspective.

-nick

On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 11:14 PM, emir d souza wrote:

The trick is setting your console speed to the max. It helps ever so slightly, in terms of hours wasted.

-nick

On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 9:26 PM, Jason Aarons (US) wrote: