So, if you are absolutely sure that you've specified the correct T1
synchronization parameters in your /etc/zaptel.conf and you still have
fax reliability issues, look elsewhere in your implementation for the
root cause.
So, would you conclude that it's possible for a given T1/E1 to have
incorrect T1/E1
synchronization parameters and still "work" 90% of the time ?
Yes, particularly for voice. For faxes, it may or may not be 90% and
will be directly related to how far off the clocks are (eg, how far out
of sync they are).
In other words, if 90% of faxes are correctly received, does it implies
I have to look elsewhere in my implementation for the root cause of the
remaining 10% ?
As stated before, it "you" are sure the clock sync is specified
correctly in /etc/zaptel.conf, then yes look elsewhere.
As I think Steve Underwood stated, you can still have pci/interrupt bus
problems impacting fax reliability, cpu load issues, and other things
impact this.
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