Rich Adamson wrote:
Using the fxs_ls settings, the TE410P does not see
when the remote side drops the call.
Is e&m signaling a more reliable way to go?
e&m signaling was designed years ago to address the problems that
existed with loop start, so yes it is more reliable.
Eh? E&M predates loo
> Is there any way to debug the TE410P and see if it
> sees the loop start signals?
I don't have a 410P, but you might take a look at
/etc/asterisk/logger.conf
and add "debug" to the messages line. Restart asterisk and check
the /var/log/asterisk log files.
You can also try running asterisk fr
Is there any way to debug the TE410P and see if it
sees the loop start signals?
Using the fxs_ls settings, the TE410P does not see
when the remote side drops the call.
Is e&m signaling a more reliable way to go?
On Mon, 2004-05-24 at 11:41, Joseph wrote:
> Using a Wildcard TE410P, I have span2
