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no register e164 with IP Phone ?

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ogor
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‎02-11-2008 01:55 AM - edited ‎03-15-2019 08:44 AM

Hi,

Is it possible to specify dial-peer voip to unregistered its E.164-ID onto the GK ?

Wit pots there is no register e164 command but nothing with voip dial-peer.

Bregards

Olivier

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Michael Owuor
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In response to ogor

‎02-11-2008 05:11 AM

Hi Olivier,

The no-reg keyword used with the number command on the ephone-dn should do it.

Also try executing a show telephony-service dial-peer command. You should notice that that dial-peers created based on your phones registering with CME are actually POTS dial peers.

Regards,

Michael.

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Michael Owuor
Cisco Employee
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‎02-11-2008 04:52 AM

Hello Olivier,

It is not possible because voip dial-peers should not register E.164-ID to the gatekeeper. Are you finding otherwise?

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ogor
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In response to Michael Owuor

‎02-11-2008 04:57 AM

You're true mowuor.

in fact this is the ephone that are configured on my CME that are registered on my GK.

any idea ?

Olivier

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Michael Owuor
Cisco Employee
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In response to ogor

‎02-11-2008 05:11 AM

Hi Olivier,

The no-reg keyword used with the number command on the ephone-dn should do it.

Also try executing a show telephony-service dial-peer command. You should notice that that dial-peers created based on your phones registering with CME are actually POTS dial peers.

Regards,

Michael.

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davetucker
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‎02-11-2008 04:58 AM

Hi Olivier,

The purpose of the "no register e164" command on a pots dial-peer is to de-register the E.164 number of a directly connected FXS device from the GK. If you have a directly connected IP phone (if you are using SRST or CME) you can deregister the E164 number from a gatekeeper as follows.

conf t

ephone-dn x

number xxxx no-reg primary

Hope this helps, please rate if it does.

Regards,

Dave

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ogor
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In response to davetucker

‎02-11-2008 05:40 AM

Right, but how it's possible to suppress E 164 GK registering from all the pots dial-peer (20002,20004,20006 and so on...) ??

CCME#show telephony-service dial-peer

dial-peer voice 20001 pots

destination-pattern 1001$

no e164 registration

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/1

dial-peer voice 20002 pots

destination-pattern 604701001$

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/1

dial-peer voice 20003 pots

destination-pattern 1002$

no e164 registration

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/2

dial-peer voice 20004 pots

destination-pattern 604701002$

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/2

dial-peer voice 20005 pots

destination-pattern 1003$

no e164 registration

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/3

dial-peer voice 20006 pots

destination-pattern 604701003$

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/3

dial-peer voice 20007 pots

destination-pattern 1004$

no e164 registration

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/4

dial-peer voice 20008 pots

destination-pattern 604701004$

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/4

dial-peer voice 20011 pots

destination-pattern 1005$

no e164 registration

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/5

dial-peer voice 20012 pots

destination-pattern 604701005$

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/5

dial-peer voice 20013 pots

destination-pattern 1095$

no e164 registration

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/95

dial-peer voice 20014 pots

destination-pattern 604701095$

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/95

dial-peer voice 20015 pots

destination-pattern 1096$

no e164 registration

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/96

dial-peer voice 20016 pots

destination-pattern 604701096$

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/96

dial-peer voice 20017 pots

destination-pattern 1097$

no e164 registration

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/97

dial-peer voice 20018 pots

destination-pattern 604701097$

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/97

dial-peer voice 20019 pots

destination-pattern 1098$

no e164 registration

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/98

dial-peer voice 20020 pots

destination-pattern 604701098$

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/98

dial-peer voice 20021 pots

destination-pattern 1099$

no e164 registration

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/99

dial-peer voice 20022 pots

destination-pattern 604701099$

huntstop

progress_ind setup enable 3

port 50/0/99

CCME#

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ogor
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In response to ogor

‎02-11-2008 05:41 AM

it's ok I have found

telephony-service

dialplan-pattern 1 60470.... extension-length 4 no-reg

thanks

Olivier

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