Cisco Expressway-E and Expressway-C Basic Configuration Deployment Guide (X14.0)

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Updated:: April 14, 2021

Endpoint Registration

The example network configuration diagram shows three endpoints.


Endpoint	IP address	Network
EX90	10.0.0.15	Internal network
EX60	10.0.0.16	Internal network
EX60	192.168.0.2	Home user network

After system configuration, endpoint registration should be possible using these endpoint configuration details:


EX90 (uses SIP protocol)
SIP URI	user.one.ex90@example.com
SIP Proxy1	expc.internal-domain.net
EX60 (uses H.323 and SIP protocol)
H.323 ID	user.two.mxp@example.com
H.323 E.164	7654321
Gatekeeper IP Address	expc.internal-domain.net
SIP URI	user.two.mxp@example.com
SIP Proxy1	expc.internal-domain.net
EX60 at home (uses H.323 and SIP protocol)
H.323 ID	user.three.mxp@example.com
H.323 E.164	1234567
Gatekeeper IP Address	expe.example.com
SIP URI	user.three.mxp@example.com
SIP Proxy1	expe.example.com

What To Do Next

The Expressway routing configuration is now complete. Go to the next section, "System Checks".

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