Cisco IP Telephony Troubleshooting Guide for Cisco CallManager Release 3.0(1)

Dial plan

37

Feature issues

31

Initialization

55

Intra-cluster call flow

59

KeepAlive process

58

Locations

32

MTP resources

35

Partitions

38

Registration process

57

Security

40

Transcoding resources

33

Cisco CallManager Administration Details

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10

Cisco IOS Gatekeeper

 

Debug message and show commands ... 66

Cisco IOS Gateway

 

Case study

63

Debug messages and show commands . 67

T1/CAS interface

71

T1/PRI interface

70

Cisco IP Phone

 

Case study

50, 63

Initialization process

50

Cisco IP Phone 7960

 

i button help

24

Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC) 92

Cluster (definition)

6

CMR (definition)

6

CODEC (definition)

6

Codec mismatch

31

Codec Types

 

CDRs

89

Communication

 

H.323 inter-cluster

73

Conference Bridge

32

Crackling

25

D

 

DCF (definition)

6

D-Channel (definition)

6

Debug Messages

 

Cisco IOS Gatekeeper

66

Cisco IOS Gateway

67

Details

 

Cisco CallManager Administration

10

DHCP (definition)

6

Diagnostic CDRs

See Call Management

Records (CMR)

 

 

Dial Plan

37

Distorted Audio Problem

21

DN (definition)

6

DNIS (definition)

7

DNS (definition)

7

Domino Analyzer

18

Dropped Calls

28

DRQ (definition)

7

DTMF (definition)

7

 

E

 

Echo

25

Event Viewer

12

Detailed information about

13

Opening

12

 

F

 

Failed Call Flow

75

Feature Issues

31

Flow (definition)

7

Full duplex (definition)

7

 

G

 

G.711 (definition)

7

G.729 (definition)

7

Gatekeeper

48

Admission rejects (ARJ)

48

Inter-cluster trunks only

48

Registration rejects (RRJ)

49

Gateway

 

 

Registration problems

43

Reorder tone

42

Glossary

6

 

H

 

H.225 (definition)

7

H.245 (definition)

7

H.323 (definition)

7

H.323 Communication

 

Inter-cluster

73

Half Duplex (definition)

7

Help

 

 

Cisco IP Phone 7960 i button

24

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Cisco Systems 30 VIP manual Debug messages and show commands

30 VIP specifications

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