My special thanks goes to James Courtier-Dutton, whose succinct
description was the hammer I used to beat my telco engineers over the head
with:
> The CRC4 errors indicate that you are receiving Frames with errors in them.
> The E-Bits indicates that the other end is receiving errors from you.
> On a good line, you should get none of these.
> Normally the inward and outward data paths on ISDN30 PRI are down separate
> cables.
> So CRC4 indicates a bad link to you from the telco.
> E-Bits indicates a bad link from you to the telco.
> To get the telco to fix this would probably mean getting them to put a bert
> tester on the line for 24 hours, but, during this time, your line would
> problably be down.
> I would say this is a telco issue.
Cheers,
-- Bert
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