Am I correct?
Can't this be handled by the:
"isdn tei negotiation powerup" config command?
OR setting it for tei first-call? I thought I read
that power-up negotiation is set by default on cisco
boxes.
Thanks.
--- "Erick B." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Gareth,
>
> Did you get my original
Hi Erick,
Sorry, didn't get your original response until just now. Too many different
e-mail accounts.
Good advice though.
To be honest with this one I was being nosey, with a job one of our other
engineers was working on, where the outcome, due to a similar previous was
to advise customer to spe
Gareth,
Did you get my original response regarding checking
'show isdn stat' when it "goes to sleep"?
Paste the output from that when it is "sleeping".
Also, check with the ISDN provider and have them look
at their switch to see what they see when it is
"sleeping".
If you have a extra router
Hi all,
Thanks for the responses, but are you not talking about layer 3?
During calls I have no problems. A call with interesting traffic will stay
up for hours. It is during periods of no calls that the layer 2 seems to go
to sleep, so no matter whether the router sees it as interesting traffic
They can also do a dialer idle either to reset the
timer in both directions.
--- Tony van Ree <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The dialer idle inbound is probably ok in most
> circumstances. We as a supplier of thousands of
> dial-in type (asynch/synch and ISDN) services do not
> place cal
Hi,
The dialer idle inbound is probably ok in most circumstances. We as a supplier of
thousands of dial-in type (asynch/synch and ISDN) services do not place calls to the
remote end. Therefore there is nothing to bring up the link that is why I use the rip
method of keeping up the service.
Comments inline.
--- Tony van Ree <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This is anotherone that comes up a lot with people
> that use a service from the outside but not always
> from within.
>
> If you don't have the dialer-list (x) protocol [ip
> ipx or whatever] permit [access-list if wanted]
Hi,
This is anotherone that comes up a lot with people that use a service from the outside
but not always from within.
If you don't have the dialer-list (x) protocol [ip ipx or whatever] permit
[access-list if wanted] set your dialer won't dial.
If this is set but your traffic is always gener
Hi all,
Has anybody experienced an ISDN BRI "going to sleep".
After periods of inactivity, the layer 2 status is not shown as active and
incoming calls cannot be received.
Shut then no shut on interface does the trick.
I suspect this could be some configuration on BT equipment, but is there any
w
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