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- LLDP Avaya 9600 Series Phones - Cisco Community
I did find several cases for LLDP not working between the avaya phones on 3750 switches, Most of them were closed referencing avaya support So, here's my questions: Can we look at the wireshark capture are there any messages on the phones? in the logs, or display? What happens when you: factory default the switch, set the voice vlan to 10
- AVAYA IP Phones with Cisco Call Manager
Cisco Phone cant able to reach avaya phone, however avaya phone is able to make call to cisco phone Both Avaya and Cisco IP phone registered to same call manager and DN partition is same for reachability while checking logs I only got, 408 request timeout in SIP messages Regards Lalit Arora
- Avaya IP Office SIP Trunk Configuration Guide - Cisco Community
SIP Server is the address of the Avaya IP Office, “192 168 97 60”, and the Register box is not checked SIP Server Port is the port number on which the Avaya IP Office SIP server is listening for SIP data SIP Port is the port number on which the Valcom device is listening for SIP data By default, both SIP ports are set to “5060”
- Avaya IP phone not picking IP from Voice VLAN - Cisco Community
we have Avaya IP phones model 4610 They are connected to Cisco 6513 switches We have following configs on each 6513 switch to support Avaya IP phones interface FastEthernet1 23 switchport switchport access vlan 60 switchport mode access switchport voice vlan 130 no ip address mls qos trust cos s
- Avaya IP phone and Cisco switch config
i am trying to find the best practice for setting up Avaya IP phones on a cisco network In my experience in the Cisco VOIP world we would use the switchport voice vlan # due to the fact that cisco understands CDP However, Avaya would use LLDP therefore two things would need to be considered: 1 does the switch support CDP? 2
- Solved: SIP trunk between Cisco and Avaya - Cisco Community
We currently have a SIP trunk configured between CUCM ver 11 and Avaya ver 5 The calls are routing correctly, however, when a call comes across from the Avaya system, we believe that Avaya is prepending the 5 digit extension with a + But when it reaches a Cisco phone it is showing up as 91xxxxx
- Solved: CUCM -AVAYA Integration - Cisco Community
Also enable options ping on CUCM SIP trunk for the avaya SM ip address You can do a trace from CUCM to avaya side because ping is sometime disabled on some devices in network You can do a packet capture on CUCM to see what messages are you receiving from avaya but first you need to make sure you atleast have connectivity Thanks
- Cisco Avaya Integration
Or, if the Avaya isn't SIP, then you can terminate a Qsig trunk on a Cisco GW which then communicates with CUCM via whatever IP protocol you want to use Of course, other than the trunk you use, you need to set up the dial-plans on the Cisco side and the Avaya side so that each knows what calls to route to each other
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