Why do the old IP addresses for MGCP Gateway ports continue to appear in the Service Level View in the Down state?
If you changed a MGCP Gateway port’s registration from one Cisco Unified Communications Manager cluster to another, you must also remove the registration of the port to the old Cisco Unified Communications Manager cluster. Then you must restart the SNMP and RISDC services to make the changes take effect. If you do not do this, registration of the MGCP Gateway with the old Cisco Unified Communications Manager cluster will continue to appear in the Service Level View in the Down state.
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