My customer is trying to get Cisco IP Communicator running with the SA6500. We have the network connect allowing them to connect to the Cisco Call Manager, but then outgoing calls fail. They can connect to the call manager and register their phone. They can also get dial tone, but after dialing a number it goes dead. Incoming calls are displayed, but when they answer the call it then goes dead.
Can you tell me where do you get this information from, I mean the thing about "the NC profile for ESP rather than NCP/oNCP"? We are implementing a Cisco Call manager and are deploying the Cisco IP Communicator to users and we have a lot of problems when using Juniper Network Connect.
The recommendation on using ESP rather than oNCP/NCP comes from working with multiple clients. It also uses UDP as the transport mechanism so has some additional speed there compared to the TCP-based oNCP/NCP. For call information the ESP mechanism also allows for QoS (if enabled on your network).
I defeat all the problems related with topic except constantly changing MAC address of Juniper Network Connect virtual adapter which needs to register CIPC in CME... Should I use auto-register feature ? The problem with registration of CIPC - you should change method of IP address usage in Audio->Network tabs on the Network Connect adapter. it defeats one way voice also...
