by As I understand it, you want to call from a cisco 2610 to the 186 via
IP.
To do this, you have to create dial-peers (voip not pots) in your 2610
that matches the UIDs of your ATA. Dial-peers must use
"destination-pattern"
and "session target" commands. Make sure also that you are you using
the correct
codec. Otherwise, you'll get one-way or no audio at all.
This applies both to SIP and H323.
> I thought an ATA-186 is a two-port FXS box? I guess you could put an
> FXS back-to-back to an FXO?
-- > FXS back-to-back to an FXO?
> > I am looking for an simple example of connecting a Cisco ATA-186 analog
> > phone to
> > IP (SIP or H.323) converter to a Cisco 2610 with FXO ports connected to the
> > PSTN.
> > I want the phones to be able to call/receive calls via the PSTN.
> > Thanks in advance for the help.
> > Hal
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