Re: [Fwd: spk3 no service]

Erik R. Leo (erikl@sover.net)
Fri, 6 Dec 1996 13:42:20 -0500 (EST)

Try:

Command>sh isdn
D Ports State Change Start Up Down Time Sess In Out Err
-- ------- --------- ------ ----- ----- ----- ----- ------ ------- ------- ----
10 S20/S21 Active 17days 0 14 14 8 51 91298 91128 0
11 S22/S23 Active 10days 0 25 20 13 34 73793 72890 0
12 S24/S25 Active 4days 0 9 6 4 73 74264 74185 0
13 S26/S27 Active 1days 0 31 12 11 290 50290 48920 0
14 S28/S29 Active 1days 0 12 2 3 7 11302 10624 0

and then:
Command>res d13

(e.g., to cold-start the BRI associated with D13/S26/S27). It will work
for a while an crap out again. We are working with NYNEX and Livingston
to find out why.

-Erik

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On Fri, 6 Dec 1996, Joe Hartley wrote:


> > It happens about once a month.  I have no further data on the problem
> > at this time.
> > 
> > : 
> > : We have a PM2e30 with a 5 BRI board.   Its running ComOS 3.3.3, and
> > : we recently upgraded it to four megs of ram (trying to solve to
> > this
> > : problem).  Every so often, the PM will go into atrophy, and all
> > BRIs
> > : which do NOT have a current call will go to NO-SERVICE.   The only
> > : way of correcting it is to reboot the PM.
> 
> Me three, but with some useful info.
> 
> It hasn't happened to us since we upgraded to 3.3.3 last week, but it
> seemed to have happened when the the telco does something to the line
> to cause it to reset - a momentary lapse of service.
> 
> The PM then doesn't seem to be able to re-establish itself with the
> telco properly.  It would be nice if the reset command for ISDN ports
> went a little farther, perhaps actually trying to reset the hardware
> somehow, simulating a power-cycle for that port.
> 
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