I ran across this not too long ago with a frame
circuit. The port was not enabled on the frame switch
and there was a tap on the line for testing. This
took my data provider over 4 hours of escalation to
find. If your data provider swears it is not them and
your config looks good. Then have th
Hi,
My experience tells me the looped usually indicates that there is a loop somewhere.
This can be a soft set loopback in either router. A loopback set at either end on the
network termination equipment. The one that gets tricky is if a telco tester has left
a loopback in place mid stream.
If this equipment is attached to an external CSU/DSU, you might have
loopback set on that equipment.
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> Hi All - I am bringing up a frame circuit from a remote site. However, I
> coul
Check your configuration if you're running an integrated csu/dsu that
you don't have a 'loopback' command configured. If you're running an
external csu/dsu, check that you don't have a local loopback or loopback
dte.
If the above are negative, speak to your telco and see that they have a
loop inst
Make sure you're using the correct encapsulation on the serial interface.
Also it wouldn't hurt to check the frame relay encap type and lmi type.
these should match your ISP's setting on their switch.
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Joe N., CCNA
Teligent NOC Data Engineer 1
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