Chad,
First I am not the tech, I am commercial. But since I am the North American that speaks English, I am the one that taps into the TAUG for info. So this will explain why my response, or lack thereof, is absent of a more profound technical explanation. Apparently, we had a mismatch on the configuration of the D channel between the asterisk and Sangoma configurations. Plus, we only had one of the E1s configured, not properly I might add, and that's why they weren't reporting correctly in the wanrouter. To answer your other questions, we are only using one provider for both E1s and so far no routing issues whatsoever. However, the issue of using two different clocks from two providers is an interesting point I will keep in mind, since we may be using the cards in a more extensive array in the near future - in a data center environment where we have many telcos. I will mention this issue to my engineers for feedback. Regards, Tupper _____ From: Chad Osmond [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 17:05 To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [on-asterisk] HELP! problem with installation of a Sangoma A102 I'm glad to hear that it's up and running, if you don't mind me asking, what was the problem? Did you track it down to a specific issue, or did you re-build the configurations? I'm interested to know if you have two different E1 providers, and if you have any issues routing calls through the two of them. I know that some timing differences can be handled by the card, but I think that if they are using two different clock sources from two different providers, that there may be an issue, then again, it may only be in MeetMe applications. Good to hear it's up and running. Chad
