In the USA ordering BRI service is discouraged by the telcos and is very
uncommon. In Verizon NE CLECs are not even permitted to order BRIs.
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On Sat, Oct 01, 2011 at 05:15:32AM +0530, NaJIm wrote:
*wcte12xp: Setting up global serial parameters for T1*
*wcte12xp: Found a Wildcard TE122*
*wcte12xp: Span configured for ESF/B8ZS*
*wcte12xp: Setting yellow alarm*
Does the highlighted part mean that the card is setup in T1 mode. ??
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Hello,
I need to convert the dahdi_monitor output to dBm0, so I can measure Echo
Return Loss in dB.
I've read a formula that calculate S(k) in ITU-T G.168 recommendation, where
S(k) is the signal level in dBm0. Can I use this formula to convert it? If
yes, what value should I use to the number of
I say only, that it is MONEYMAKING
ISDN is the best thing ever. Using the internet completly through VoIP
is wasting ressources and if the ISP connection falls for a time, the
line communication fall either.
I think if a state permits ordering isdn bri channels, then there is
only a thought
Hi,
I'm trying to plan a system of clustered asterisk machines where a number of
SIP trunks will be hosted on the platform. Each trunk will be hosted for a
specific customer who owns it and therefore payment is handled directly
between the customers and their trunk-providers, each trunk will
If one server is supposed to carry the full load of the other during failure,
then you have to size each server to handle 100% load - so load balancing is
pointless.
Checkout haast at www.generationd.comhttp://www.generationd.com and read the
docs on how it does failover...certainly good for
