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Re: (ASCEND) reorder (fast busies)
Alex:
Thanks for the info. We've already been through the switch configuration
a dozen times in relation to another problem (dealing with bipolar
violations). It appears as if everything is matched up 100%, but perhaps
it's time to hang the SCC over their heads again.
NOTE:
It's amazing how fast Bell will react when you calmly mention the
SCC to a supervisor in repair, and how much of a pain it would
be for me to file a complaint, and for Bell to deal with it.
On Mon, 13 Jul 1998, Alex P wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It also has to do with how the PRI's are configured off of the switch.
> Make sure that if you're set for NI2, they're set for NI2. If you're set
> for AT&T, make sure they're using a 5E set for "custom". You need to be
> able to tell them exactly what signal you are sending to indicate that you
> want these trunks out of service (a call to your Ascend rep should get the
> answer), and their switch needs to be able to interpret this correctly.
> If they don't speak the same language, you need to either tell the telco
> what you're sending so they can adjust (you may need to insist that this
> gets done usually through managenment since most switch techs I've
> encountered only know how to copy the one configuration they know onto
> other ports), or you'll need to submit a feature request to talk to a
> particular type of switch. In either case, the first step is to find out
> what equipment your telco is using, what protocols it supports, and how
> it's configured.
>
> Alex P
>
> On Mon, 13 Jul 1998, Bob K wrote:
>
> > On Mon, 13 Jul 1998, Troy Settle wrote:
> >
> > [snip of something I can't offer insight on]
> > > We also seem to generate fast busies when we queisce a trunk. I've asked
> > > for one of the guys at the CO to look at the pipe, but all they ever see,
> > > are idle channels. Anyone have an idea on why the telco switch isn't
> > > seeing me queisce a pipe? (how about why the telco doesn't understand the
> > > word queisce? what do they call it?)
> >
> > We occasionally run into the same problem, usually when the telco has
> > improperly configured the overflow of the PRI's. As for quiescing, you
> > might want to try referring to it as "administratively out-of-service"...
> >
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> >
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Troy Settle <st@i-Plus.net>
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