This bothers me a bit too, as I've certainly noticed this. But then, the typical phone system shouldn't be in a position where cables are accidentially unplugged very often. I've found Sangoma to be very open to suggestions though... Maybe if we bug them about it enough, they'll include it in the next wanpipe release?
AlexOn 8/4/06, Andres <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was wondering if other A200 users experience the same problem I have.If someone accidentaly pulls one of the FXO cables, the driver does notdetect that and Asterisk still tries to send calls via that port. On the
other hand Digium cards immediately sense the cable disconnect and callsare routed via the next available channel.Do others see the same behavior?This really bugs me about the A200 and Sangoma's response was "In our
Wanpipe, even if you plug the cable out, the system is still going tosend packets to that port and shows "connected". Only if you delete thatchannel from Zaptel & Zapata, then the system will detect it as
disconnected. In fact, this is just the way we define our Wanpipe".--Andres___--Bandwidth and Colocation provided by
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