I have included the ASA and Router config.
I can't seem to pinpoint what is stopping the ability to telnet to 172.16.2.1 port 2000 across any of the VPN connections. When connected to a VPN I have discovered that I cannot telnet to port 2000 on the router. On the LAN I can telnet to 172.16.2.1 port 2000. I can ping any IP address on the LAN and Voice vlan including the CME sub-interface at 172.16.2.1. xml file in flashĪ debug ephone register for the LAN connection shows the CIPC register and come up.Ī debug ephone register when using a VPN client connection shows nothing. I've created the CNF files in telephony-service and they show up as the. I've loaded the locale loads in flash and added the appropriate tftp-server commands. I connect using a VPN client and switch the network interface accordingly in CIPC. The MAC address of each physical phone is configured using the ephone. I've setup ephones with the MAC address of the virtual adapters for the VPN clients. The Cisco Unified CallManager Express (CME) solution not only has the benefit of. Nothing.Īfter exhaustive research and trial and error I've tried everything. I configured an IPSec VPN client, an SSL vpn client, and even a site-to-site tunnel and tried it from the other end. On the LAN the IP communicator works fine.
I can't seem to get an IP Communicator version 8.6 to register over any kind of a VPN tunnel. Software: CallManager Express 8.6, IP Communicator 8.6
