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Welcome back.

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In this section we're going to look at Dial is and the Cisco Unified Communications Manager express

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initial configuration.

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I'd like to show you how to set up adult is.

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And I'd like to show you how to set up iPhone designs iPhones and the telephony service which are required

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to connect IP phones to see you see them running on a Cisco Radha so I'd like to show you how to setup

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both pots Donald Piers and VoIP doll Piers.

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And once again I'd like to show you how to set up the telephony service e phones and even DNS to allow

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Cisco IP phones to register to function with a Cisco Radha so we're going to be working on Cisco routers

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that have the Cisco Iowa's telephony service available in the IOW multiple routers support to you them

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but in this example I'm going to use a U.S. 520 for an initial basic demonstration.

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So I've got two analog phones connected to affix esports on the U.S. 500.

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I'm going to allocate a number of 1000 to one of the phones and 1001 to the other phone so on the U.S.

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500 I top the command show version.

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It shows me that I am using a U.S. five twenty eight U for ethics O K 9 device

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this U.S. 500 has 10 Fost Ethan it interfaces.

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The great thing about the U.S. 500 is it's a rather a switch a firewall a voicemail system a router

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and a whole bunch of other things in a single device.

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So these ports provide inline power to Cisco IP phones and I'll demonstrate that in a moment.

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It has four effect so ports for ethics exports.

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It even has a music on hold interface which will allow you to connect an iPod or C.D. player directly

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to the U.S. 500 to stream music to the IP phones analog phones and people calling in from the PSTN.

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It also has a Cisco service engine which is unity Express or the voice messaging system that runs internally

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on a Linux platform within the U.S. 500 to demonstrate once again that you do not see big chords when

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tapping the command show IP interface brief

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notice in this output that receive VLAN numbers.

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We see fast Ethan interfaces we see the interface to the integrated services engine that we do not see

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any ethics supports or ethics sports but typing the commands show and voice code summary will allow

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me to see the Vic or voice interface cards installed on this rather or in this case on the U.S. 500

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so you can see here we have four if access ports.

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Notice f access we have for if X O ports at the moment if access ports are on hook and so are the effects

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of ports now rather than tracing cables.

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I'm just gonna go or fuck on one of the analog phones and we can top the command again.

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So going off work on one of the phones and topping the come on again shows me that that Porter's or

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hook I'll go back on hook and notice the port is back on hook.

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Doing that again go fuck.

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You can see it or hook go on hook and you can see the port is on hook.

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I can do the same thing with the other phone so I've gone off the hook and notice the port is showing

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or hook or go back on hook.

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And notice the port is on hook so I'm able to see that my first phone is connected to port 0 slash serious

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slash 0 and the second phone is connected to zero slash zero slash one notice.

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Zero zero zero zero zero one.

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Now the phones won't be able to dial any numbers because we haven't configured a double plan topping

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the command show dial dash peer voice summary will allow me to see my doll plan and notice below these

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headings nothing is displayed.

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So what I'm going to do is I'm going to go into global config mode and then I'm going to top the command

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dial dash pier and specify voice.

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And notice it allows me to specify.

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Tag now the tag is just a unique identifier for this specific doll.

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Here you can choose any number in that range.

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It's just a unique identifier for this specific tulpa.

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The two options here that we concerned with are pots and VoIP so this is a plain old telephone system

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telephone.

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In other words just an analog phone.

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So I'm going to specify parts.

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Now please be away.

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Potts isn't just analog any traditional interface so analog interfaces such as f access if XO and ESM

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are referenced by the pots keyword but so are digital interfaces such as E ones t ones.

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P arise be our eyes and so forth.

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I'm going to specify parts I'm now in doll peer configuration mode I'm going to populate the dull plan

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table by specifying the command destination pattern and then specifying a sequence of digits.

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So my first phone has a number of 1000 so I'm gonna specify that number I have to tell the Rada which

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port to forward a call out of if it arrives with a destination address of 1000.

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So I'm going to specify port 0 slash Sarah slash 0.

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Now topping the command show dial DSP a voice summary shows me that I now have an entry tag one is the

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DLP number that we used Potts is the technology that we used a destination pattern is 1000 and the call

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will be sent to Port 0 slash 0 slash to 0.

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I could do the same thing for the second phone so I could create another adult here.

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Let's say adult here too.

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That's Potts because this is also an analogue phone.

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And then I could specify destination pattern 1001 and then specify the port in this case it's zero slash

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zero slash one

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show.

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Dial the command show dial dash peer voice summary.

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Now shows me that I have two entries are really great command and the Cisco Iris is a command called

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C some will CSI I am space start.

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And then you specify a telephone number.

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This is a hidden command and the Cisco Io ways that allows you to specify a number that the router should

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call.

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So I'm going to tell the router to phone 1000

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and as you can hear there the phone is ringing.

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So I'm just gonna kill the call.

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You have to answer the call and then drop the call.

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You won't hear anything but you need to answer the call and disconnected.

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Otherwise you'll have to wait for a timeout which could be something like 180 seconds before that phone

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stops ringing.

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Can the one phone call the other phone.

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So I'm gonna go off fuck on 1000 and I'm going to dial 1000 and 1

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and as you can hear there the phone is ringing and I could go off hook and answer that call

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I'll just demonstrate that again the command show voice port summary shows me that both ports are on

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hook.

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Notice yeah go fuck on the first phone.

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Notice it says oh fuck I'll dial the number

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notice the first phone is off hook.

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The second phone is on hook but is ringing I'll answer that call and notice now they are both off hook.

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I'll disconnect the call by going on hook on one of the phones.

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Topping the command again shows me that the phone is gone on hook and the second one is through.

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Hook.

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I'll put the phone down.

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And you'll notice both are now on hook.

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Another useful command to use is show a voice call summary as you can see here both if access ports

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on hook.

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I'll go off hook and you can see that the port is or hook.

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You can see it's also waiting for digits are dollar digits.

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You can hear the other phone ringing and you can see that the first phone is receiving a preceding message

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and the second one is waiting for hook.

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I'll go off hook and you'll notice that the call has been connected.

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This allows you to see the states that we spoke about previously now let's extend this topology.

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I'm gonna connect the U.S. 500 using one of its effects O ports to the PSTN and I'm gonna see if I can

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make a call to my Blackberry from one of these analog phones.

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So on the U.S. 500 topping the command showed dial dash peer voice summary shows me that I currently

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only have two DOL peers for the two analog phones going into global configuration mode.

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I can create another dial here so dial dash peer voice 3 pots.

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Destination pattern and in this case let's specify that a 9 is required to dial an outside line.

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Now I can use various wildcards a t means any number of digits.

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The issue with that is the only way the rocker will know that you finish dialing is it will either have

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to wait for the inter digit timeout which is 10 seconds by default.

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So in other words it will wait for 10 seconds.

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And if you haven't called another digit it will set up a call immediately or you'll need to hit the

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hash key or pound key to terminate the entire digit timeout.

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You can specify periods or dots which represent a single character and you would enter the number of

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dots as is required by your numbering plan depending where you on the world.

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So I'm just going to specify T and then I'll hit the pound key or hash key to terminate the into digit

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timeout.

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I need to tell the writer to send any calls starting with 9 and any other digits to the first.

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If x 0 Port says in case you can't remember I can top that come on do show voice port summary which

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shows me that my first effects O port is Port 0 1 0 so I can specify port 0 slash 1 slash 0 so I'll

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just show you the full configuration so do show run pipe again dial dash Pier which allows me to pass

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the running configuration so I don't have to hit spacebar multiple times and as you can see here I have

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three ports stop is now on Port stop is specific digits are stripped and wild card bits are forwarded

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by default.

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Basically what that means is if I dial for instance 9 1 2 3 only 1 2 3 will be forwarded to the PSTN

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9 because it's matching the specific digit 9 is stripped but one 2 3 is not stripped because it's matching

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the wild card so as another example if I had dialed 9 9 1 1 only 9 1 1 would be sent to the PSTN not

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double 9 double 1 the first 9 is stripped because it matches the specific 9 in the destination pattern

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so let's dial.

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Firstly show voice port summary shows me that my analogue phone on Port 0 0 0 is on hook as well as

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the ethics O port 0 1 0 is also on hook.

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So going off hook on my analogue phone and then dialing the number 9 and then my cell phone number

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and I'll hit hash

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doing the command again shows me that my analogue phone is or hook.

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But notice the effects Oh port it is also or hook and as you can hear they my cell phone is ringing

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I'll just end the call

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and as you can see here both ports are back on hook So topping the command show dial dash peer voice

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summary shows me that I have configured to telephone numbers from my analogue phones as well as 90 which

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allows me to send any numbers starting with 9 to the PSTN I have successfully configured this basic

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setup

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now to see the digits dialed in real time I can use the command debug VPN which means voice port module

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and I can specify signal to see the signalling as I'm telling rating to this product going off topic

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come on turn Mun so I can see the output so going Oh fuck

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you can see that we were on hook it took too long they so I had to go back on hook.

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I'll do that again

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and then I'll dial the first digit a nine and as you can see they the rod is displaying the digit 9

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as you can see they are $ 0.

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Now don't particularly want everyone in the world to know my cell phone number so I'm just going to

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car took too long there and noticed into digit timeout kicked in and has killed the call so I'll do

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it again.

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Go fuck Dial a 9

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dollar zero

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I'll just turn on off all these bugs.

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Hit the pound key or hash key

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as you can see there.

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The ethics code and the ethics code or hook and as you can hear my cell phone is ringing

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so the debug VPN signal command is great at seeing the digits dialed on analog ports now that we have

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configured the U.S. 500 which is essentially Arata to LA calls between two analog phones connected to

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ethics exports and to my cell phone on the PSTN using an ethics O port.

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Let us look at VoIP is.
