I would recommend connecting a loopback plug or cable to the DSU and see if the interface comes up up (looped) if it does you equipment is okay. If not the telco has a problem. ""beth shriver"" wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Hello friends, I am having a little problem getting a > new long distance frame relay circuit going and > getting the ol "its your equipment" answer from telco > and not sure if this is the case or not. I have > checked cables and tsu/router config and all seems ok > . when the telco loops my csu/tsu it causes my > interface to "bounce" but interface then stays in > interface UP protocol DOWN state. Telco is saying they > see no LMI from my equipment. In the past when i seen > no LMI it always turned out to be something on the > telco side. I dont do frame relays much so i am kind > of at the mercy of tech who is turning this circuit up > so can someone give me some pointers on what i can > look for to make sure it is not in my equipment ? or > how i can tell if it is a telco issue with circuit? > any replies would be greatly appreciated! fast replies > appreciated even more!!! :) > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > LAUNCH - Your Yahoo! Music Experience > http://launch.yahoo.com
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