I have found the most common cause for this to occur with the people I deal with on a
day to day basis is they don't really tie things up correctly.
Often the primary channel is up but subsequent "B" channels are not. Most often due
to the dialer-load threshold be set to 2 or more.
Setting the dialer-load threshould to 1 both will usully hold them up well.
Teunis,
Hobart, Tasmania
Autralia
On Monday, December 04, 2000 at 07:27:43 PM, Jerry Deer wrote:
> Hello Group,
> I have recieved several bills from telco that show an accessive amounts of
> incoming calls from ISDN routers in the field, but most of these routers are
> "nailed up" since there is no per minute charge and only charged per
> connection, my question is how can I found out where all of these calls are
> coming from? Believe it or not SWB has said they have no way of tracking
> where these calls are coming from! Also i have checked every router in the
> field that would be dialing into this number and all seem to be configured
> NOT to drop the call once connected.... could all these calls be a symtom of
> another problem?
> ANY and ALL replies would be greatly appreciated.
> thanks
> Jerry
>
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