Local Directory ,cme issue

prakash1978

I am facing a
starange pbm with cme .The phones are getting registered with cme using
the correct load file .The phones are not showing the "local directory "
when i press directory button .
I have done everything
ip http server
telephony-service
service dnis dir-lookup
service local-directory
directory entry 1 3001 name scph1
cnf-file location flash
cnf-file perphone
.
Nothing comes up

I am running 7961 phones and my cme is 8.1
.Now
the strange part here is eventhough the phones are registerd using the
correct load file but when i do show telephone-service tftp-binding

it shows its using XmlDefault.cnf .xml,eventhoug i configured cnf-file perphone basis?
i had done no create cnf-file
create cnf-file
restarted phones .nothing works .

Can anyone give a soln .
Why it is still using XmlDefault.cnf.xml eventhough i specified perphone basis it has to do ?

Thanks,
Prakash

ciscovoiceguru

Did you try reloading the router?  If you could also post the following outputs:

• show run
• show flash | i .xml
• show telephony-service tftp-bindings

One more question: Why are you using CME 8.1?  The version running in the lab exam is 7.0.  There are bugs and limited features in CME, yes, but I'd suggest focusing on what you'll see come exam day.  My two cents.

prakash1978

Thanks a lot Mathew for your reply .I sorted out the issue why was it taking Xmldefault.cnf.xml.Actually the Phone type was not given and as far as directory not showing was concerned the reload helped .

Thanks agian

Prakash

Gates

Can you clarify something for me?  You're saying the lab exam is running version 7.0 is that CUCME and CUCM as well is that just for the CCIE?  The CCNP-Voice are on 8.x?

 

Thanks,

Jobe

inforthewin

Yes CCNP Voice is on UC v8 but CCIE Voice is on v7

ciscovoiceguru

You're correct, Jobe.  The CCNP Voice exams have been revamped to be based off CUCM 8.x.  However, v3 of the CCIE Voice lab is still on CUCM 7.0.  I was talking with Mark Snow about this last week and few indicators exist that suggest they'll be moving to a new version any time soon.  Once a move does occur, it'll likely be to CUCM 9.x and include video endpoints. That's not coming from Ben Ng...that's just our projection.

Gates

Thanks for the clarification Matthew and inforthewin.  That's an interesting projection.  I'm not familiar with the previous blueprints but do they normall skip a version?

scottyd

^ Version 2 of the CCIE Voice Lab was centered around 4.1(3).  Im not sure what version 1 was using. So yes its usual to skip a version or two. 

ciscovoiceguru

Version 2 of the lab was based on CCM 4.x.

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On Nov 23, 2011, at 12:49 PM, Gates <[email protected]> wrote:

Thanks for the clarification Matthew and inforthewin.  That's an interesting projection.  I'm not familiar with the previous blueprints but do they normall skip a version?

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For Version 1 we had CCM 3.3 :-)

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^ Version 2 of the CCIE Voice Lab was centered around 4.1(3).  Im not sure what version 1 was using. So yes its usual to skip a version or two. 

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Mark Snow

Ben Ng (for any reading this thread who may not know) is the CCIE Voice Content Manager for [email protected] And just to put any/all at ease, if/when they do announce an upgrade, they will give a 6 month notice before the change goes live. We will post it same day it announced here and on blog.ine.com

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On Nov 23, 2011, at 11:50, ciscovoiceguru <[email protected]> wrote:

You're correct, Jobe.  The CCNP Voice exams have been revamped to be based off CUCM 8.x.  However, v3 of the CCIE Voice lab is still on CUCM 7.0.  I was talking with Mark Snow about this last week and few indicators exist that suggest they'll be moving to a new version any time soon.  Once a move does occur, it'll likely be to CUCM 9.x and include video endpoints. That's not coming from Ben Ng...that's just our projection.

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MijanurRahman

Hi Prakash,

You have to assign 'phone type' command under the ephone, thereafter 'create cnf-file'.

You can also try the command 'url directories http://<cme ip address>/localdirectory' under telephony-service.

HTH!