1 |
What are two ways to verify that gateways have successfully registered with a gatekeeper? |
Answer: |
Use the show gatekeeper endpoints command on the gatekeeper or the show gateway command on the gateway. |
2 |
Why is it necessary to configure technology prefixes when implementing gatekeepers on a voice network? |
Answer: |
Typically, a called number matches a zone prefix, not a registered E.164 address. In this case, if a technology prefix is not also matched, the call is rejected. |
3 |
What do you need to do to the gatekeeper configuration to provide dynamic prefix registration support? |
Answer: |
Add the rrq dynamic-prefixes-accept command to the gatekeeper configuration. |
4 |
How much bandwidth does the gatekeeper count for each call using a G.729 codec? For a G.711 codec? |
Answer: |
The gatekeeper counts each G.729 as 16 Kb and each G.711 call as 128 Kb. |
5 |
How can you provide redundancy on a CallManager H.225 gatekeeper-controlled trunk? |
Answer: |
You can provide redundancy on the trunk by assigning up to three subscriber servers to the CallManager redundancy group that is associated with the device pool assigned to the trunk. |
6 |
How is state information shared between gatekeepers in a gatekeeper cluster? |
Answer: |
State information is updated to all members of a gatekeeper cluster using GUP messages. |
7 |
What three commands can provide detailed information about the status of a gatekeeper cluster? |
Answer: |
The show gatekeeper status cluster, show gatekeeper cluster, and show gatekeeper zone cluster commands are available to verify the setup and status of the cluster. |
8 |
Which undocumented trace command can you use to show the decision tree steps that the gatekeeper takes as it processes an ARQ message? |
Answer: |
You can use the debug gatekeeper main 5 trace command to show the decision tree steps that the gatekeeper takes as it processes an ARQ message. |