If you see, interface up/line protocol down, most common cause is
encapsulation mismatch or clocking problem.
With serial it is usually clocking and DCE/DTE issue.
You should duble check that and also the interface
statistics.

Nadeem
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dr_sukhi wrote

> Respected Seniors and Friends in the group,
>
> In Cisco 2620 router, I have configured 2 WIC-A/S cards for three 64k
leased
> lines. All worked until all stopped working suddenly. Other ports, ISDN
etc.
> are fine. Serial lines show LINE PROTOCOL DOWN. When I reboot the router
one
> card starts working, when I reboot again, both start working. Fine. Again
> after some days suddenly they stop functioning. I have changed one of the
> cards but again this happens suddenly. The other side router is OK and the
> LeaseLine modems are also surely fine.
>
> I am sure somebody can answer why this happens, I cannot doubt the serial
> cards. Is the IOS image faulty or the router hardware faulty? Thanks in
> advance.
> mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> S.Singh
> CCNP
> India
>
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Cisco Systems,Inc.
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