protocol only (because it will interwork the call only if one of the endpoints is locally registered).
If Interworking mode is set to On, or the request has come from a locally registered endpoint, the
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VCS will search the local zone and all external zones using both protocols.
Note: calls for which the VCS acts as a SIP to H.323 gateway are traversal calls. They will therefore
require a traversal call license.
Enabling SIP endpoints to dial H.323 numbers
SIP endpoints can only make calls in the form of URIs - e.g. name@domain. If the caller does not
specify a domain when placing the call, the SIP endpoint will automatically append its own domain to
the number that is dialed.
So if you dial 123 from a SIP endpoint, the search will be placed for 123@domain. If the H.323
endpoint being dialed is just registered as 123, the VCS won't be able to locate the alias 123@domain
and the call will fail. The solutions are to either:
Ensure all your endpoints, both H.323 and SIP, register with an alias in the form name@domain.
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Create a pre-search transform on the VCS that strips the @domain portion of the alias for those
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URIs that are in the form of number@domain.
Refer to the
pre-search transforms
transforms, and to the
how to do this.
Cisco VCS Administrator Guide (X6.1)
section for information about how to configure pre-search
stripping @domain for dialing to H.323 numbers
Protocols
section for an example of
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