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Re: Max char abled to display for each phone type

Ki Wi — 2012-05-25T00:11:05

Hi Wes,
Yes, I know. Just wondering if anyone have a complete list of character limitation for difference phone type? 

I think it will produce a difference result if I use all caps or mixture of alphanumeric ?

If not, I will have to get guys remotely to read off the result for me. Locally my end doesn't have some of the phone types which I'm going to deploy remotely. 

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Re: Hide external phone mask from displaying on phone?

Ted Nugent — 2012-05-24T23:40:46

NM, I missed that you have CER, that should make it easier for mapping...
agreed I've been waiting years to have an editable field at the top of the
phone display as opposed to the external mask.

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Re: Hide external phone mask from displaying on phone?

Adam Piasecki — 2012-05-24T23:31:24

Because the PSTN number that the PSAP wants to see does not always end in
the extension of the phone. It almost never does in my case. I can't change
the extensions of the phone to match the PSTN number either.

A simple check box not to display the external phone mask would solve all
my problems, but adding another line to say whatever you want would be even
better.

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Re: RTMTSessionsExceedsThreshold CUCM 8.6.2.22028

Steve Gustafson — 2012-05-24T23:25:48

Thanks, Wes.  I opened a TAC case.

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Re: Hide external phone mask from displaying on phone?

Ted Nugent — 2012-05-24T23:22:58

Why not turn off external calling party mask on the routelist and have the
calling party transform  set to 212555XXXX, I've not tested it recently
but I beleive that used to work.

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Re: Hide external phone mask from displaying on phone?

Lelio Fulgenzi — 2012-05-24T22:11:04

It should probably be called something like "top of phone" display, and not be limited to numbers only. 

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Re: Hide external phone mask from displaying on phone?

Erick Wellnitz — 2012-05-24T21:58:46

That would be a nice to have for sure.



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Re: Hide external phone mask from displaying on phone?

Jason Aarons (AM — 2012-05-24T21:49:51

I second the request for the External Phone Numbers Mask to have another field calling it the External Phone Number Mask Line Label so you can display whatever you want at tope of phone yet still have a external mask.

CME can do this, why not CallManager?

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Subject: Re: [cisco-voip] Hide external phone mask from displaying on phone?

We actually have a CER, and after looking into it, it's not setup the way it should be. In anycase it looks like CER will solve my problem, just will need to setup 400 erl's, and 400 route patterns for 911 so the PSAP can get the correct ANI for every room.

I still think Cisco should have this as an option as i can think of other reasons you wouldn't want to display the phone number mask on the phone.

Thanks!
Adam

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It costs a bit but CER might fit the bill.  You could then set the external number mask to the main number and CER would send the correct number to the PSAP for callback.

Just a thought.

On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 3:55 PM, Adam Piasecki <apiasecki< at >gmail.com<mailto:apiasecki< at >gmail.com>> wrote:
Yes, we have Hospitality System that integrates with call manager, and it displays the name of the guest on the line label. Regardless i don't want the guests to see they have a PSTN routable number directly routed to the phone.

Adam
On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 4:51 PM, Erick Wellnitz <ewellnitzvoip< at >gmail.com<mailto:ewellnitzvoip< at >gmail.com>> wrote:
Is there a reason the extension can't be displayed in the line text label?
On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 3:14 PM, Adam Piasecki <apiasecki< at >gmail.com<mailto:apiasecki< at >gmail.com>> wrote:
From what i can tell this is not possible, i was hoping this was fixed in CM8.

I have a hotel, and I need the external phone number mask for e-911 for like 400 rooms. That works fine, but it displays on the top of the phone and they can't tell what extension they are. Is Cisco planning on fixing this?

Thanks,
Adam
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Re: Hide external phone mask from displaying on phone?

Adam Piasecki — 2012-05-24T21:40:41

We actually have a CER, and after looking into it, it's not setup the way
it should be. In anycase it looks like CER will solve my problem, just will
need to setup 400 erl's, and 400 route patterns for 911 so the PSAP can get
the correct ANI for every room.

I still think Cisco should have this as an option as i can think of other
reasons you wouldn't want to display the phone number mask on the phone.

Thanks!
Adam


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Re: Hide external phone mask from displaying on phone?

Erick Wellnitz — 2012-05-24T21:08:39

It costs a bit but CER might fit the bill.  You could then set the external
number mask to the main number and CER would send the correct number to the
PSAP for callback.

Just a thought.

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Re: Hide external phone mask from displaying on phone?

Adam Piasecki — 2012-05-24T20:55:31

Yes, we have Hospitality System that integrates with call manager, and it
displays the name of the guest on the line label. Regardless i don't want
the guests to see they have a PSTN routable number directly routed to the
phone.

Adam

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Re: Hide external phone mask from displaying on phone?

Erick Wellnitz — 2012-05-24T20:51:08

Is there a reason the extension can't be displayed in the line text label?

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Hide external phone mask from displaying on phone?

Adam Piasecki — 2012-05-24T20:14:57

From what i can tell this is not possible, i was hoping this was fixed in
CM8.

I have a hotel, and I need the external phone number mask for e-911 for
like 400 rooms. That works fine, but it displays on the top of the phone
and they can't tell what extension they are. Is Cisco planning on fixing
this?

Thanks,
Adam
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Re: CUCME Call Forward CallerID

Nick Matthews — 2012-05-24T19:06:47

You could probably do some conditional SIP profiles to make this work, but
it wouldn't be simple.

Otherwise you could write an outbound calling party voice translation that
changes it to some static caller ID if the calling number isn't a standard
DID from your range.

-nick

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Re: Max char abled to display for each phone type

Wes Sisk — 2012-05-24T17:33:58

It is not standardized across phones AFAIK.  This is currently trending up in interest:
CSCtz39665    8945 line text label gets truncated

Regards,
Wes


On May 24, 2012, at 12:54 PM, Ki Wi wrote:

I'm wondering if anyone complied a list of Max characters each phone type can support in their line text label as well as their calling name before they get truncated on the display? 

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Max char abled to display for each phone type

Ki Wi — 2012-05-24T16:54:41

I'm wondering if anyone complied a list of Max characters each phone type can support in their line text label as well as their calling name before they get truncated on the display? 

Sent from my iPhone
Pls pardon my fat fingers.

Interesting the Device Defaults is not part of UCM 8.5DRS

Jason Aarons (AM — 2012-05-24T16:47:46

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/drs/8_5_1/drsag851.html

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Re: RTMTSessionsExceedsThreshold CUCM 8.6.2.22028

Wes Sisk — 2012-05-24T16:08:36

I believe this is an attempt to mitigate several recent leaks associated with RTMT and Tomcat. If the leaks continue they slow Tomcat to a crawl and eventually take it down. Tomcat consumes all avialable memory on marginal platforms and begins impacting call processing:

This is the effect of:
CSCtj50884    Tomcat - java.lang.OutOfMemoryError due to large number of RTMT requests

which has affected *many* installations.

Regards,
Wes


On May 23, 2012, at 11:22 PM, Nate VanMaren wrote:

I got that too after moving to an ES.  (I can’t remember which one, there have been soo many bad ones lately.)  I ended up bumping up the Alert threshold for number of sessions.
 
My  assumption it is a new alert, but I agree the number seems to be off for now.
 
-Nate
 
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Subject: [cisco-voip] RTMTSessionsExceedsThreshold CUCM 8.6.2.22028
 
Hi All,
Running CUCM 8.6.2.22028 and getting an annoying RTMT alert.  All known RTMT sessions have been disconnected.  Can't figure out what the deal is.  It started happening Monday morning at around 03:00.  I upgraded the cluster the Friday before from 8.6.2.20000.  Not sure why these annoying alerts are happening all of a sudden.
 
Thanks,
Steve


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Re: OT: WAV to WMA conversion

Travis L. Dennis — 2012-05-24T15:33:55

I have to second that opinion on Audacity.

 

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I've always used Audacity, has yet to let me down

 

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Anyone done any conversions between Wav and WMV?  Specific to cisco Voice?

 

we have one tool and the conversion causes the sound to be very quit.

 

Any other applications that have worked for you in the past?

 

TIA

 

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Re: OT: WAV to WMA conversion

Ted Nugent — 2012-05-24T15:28:36

I've always used Audacity, has yet to let me down


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OT: WAV to WMA conversion

Scott Voll — 2012-05-24T15:12:51

Anyone done any conversions between Wav and WMV?  Specific to cisco Voice?

we have one tool and the conversion causes the sound to be very quit.

Any other applications that have worked for you in the past?

TIA

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