OK, your failed ping just shows that something is wrong in layer 1, 2 or
3. That doesn't narrow it down a lot yet.
However, the fact that you don't see anything from a debug isdn q931 when
calling from main to remote indicates that the call isn't being initiated.
Since you can call successfully from remote to main, it appears that your
ISDN is OK.
Try "debug dialer" at the main office when you try to get a connection. If
there's not a lot of traffic, you could try "debug dialer packet".
What does it show? Are any packets being seen as interesting?
What is your dialer-list configuration? Have you applied it to an
interface?
JMcL
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Subject: Re: Interesting traffic problem ..... [7:46761]
Is this part of a business decision process?:
Hiya Jenny ....
When I try to ping, tracert, ftp or telnet to the remote router from
the
main office.. I just get 'Request time out' etc. However, when I try this
from the remote router to the main office ... I get connectivity !!!
I am using debug isdn q931 .... when I try to connect from the main
office to the remote router the debug does not show anything ..... and
when
I try to connect from the remote router to the main office I get what
appears to be good debug .... then after several minutes the BRI interface
brings itself down again ...
I really have no idea what to do next :) Any help would be greatly
appreciated ...
Thanks again ...
Regards ..
Paul ...
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Subject: Re: Interesting traffic problem ..... [7:46761]
> Einstooge makes some good points.
> Also, when you say you can't initiate a connection from the main office
to
> the remote site, what do you really mean?
> 1) Does the main office never try to connect?
> 2) Does the main office try to connect but fail?
> 3) Does the connection happen but drop out?
>
> Debug dialer could give some useful information, especially if it really
> is an interesting traffic problem (in which case I would expect the
> symptom to be the first above, or possibly the third).
>
> JMcL
>
> ----- Forwarded by Jenny Mcleod/NSO/CSDA on 18/06/2002 08:41 am -----
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>
> "Paul"
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> Please respond to "Paul"
>
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> Is this part of a business decision process?:
>
>
> Sorry .. when I said European ISDN I meant Basic Net 3 ....
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Paul"
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> Sent: Monday, June 17, 2002 9:54 AM
> Subject: Interesting traffic problem ..... [7:46761]
>
>
> > Hi ... I'm quite new to ISDN .... I have configured a 1603 for a
remote
> > site.
> > However, I cannot initiate a connection from the main office to the
> remote
> > site !! the connection has to be initiated at the remote site !!! The
> remote
> > site uses European ISDN, there are no SPID's involved as it is point
to
> point
> > ... I think this might be something to do with interesting traffic
?????
> >
> > Can anyone pleeeease offer any advice ....
> >
> > Regards ..
> >
> > Paul ..
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