Another faint possibility - on an AS5200 with IOS 11.2, we used to get a
bug where CCBs weren't released. "show isdn status" would show that there
were active CCBs, but no active calls. This prevented other calls
(outbound and inbound) from happening. Fix was to shut/no shut the ISDN
interfaces.
Mind you, I haven't seen this bug since upgarding to AS5300s with IOS 12.1.
JMcL
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Hi,
Check your modems, You might find a number of them in a (P) pending state.
These will not be accessed. You can free them again. If this is a regular
occurance there may be an IOS change that could help. I can't remember the
config change but there is also a way to stop them from going into the
pending state.
router#modem recovery action none
I think is the line you need.
Just a thought
Teunis
Hobart, Tasmania
Australia
On Tuesday, September 04, 2001 at 02:09:12 PM, Tom Richs wrote:
> Does anyone know why on my AS5300 I have to reset the AS5300 maybe every
4-6
> weeks for it to be able to dialout. After the reset it will work fine
until
> noone can dialout at which time I just need to cycle to get it to work.
> It's as if there's some sort of timer.
>
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