November 2002 - USR-TC - mailman.xmission.com

RE: [USR-TC] Channelized T1 in a DSP
by Joel - Fox Computers 27 Nov '02

27 Nov '02

I'm using CT1's with DSP's - copy and paste me your Trunk Settings and I'll try to help. - Joel -----Original Message----- From: WayneG [mailto:WayneG@uplogon.com] Sent: Tuesday, November 26, 2002 9:32 PM To: usr-tc(a)mailman.xmission.com Subject: [USR-TC] Channelized T1 in a DSP Anyone using a Channelized T1 into a DSP? We have a TC boxes with PRI's into the DSP's running no problem. But in this location we are using a T1 (no PRI tarriff) and cannot get the TC to accept a call. It rings, 3 seconds of silence and then busy. I have swapped complete chassis and all cards, and reset everything to defaults and reconfigured. I have a feeling that there is some setting in the ARC that I am missing that is different between a T1 and a PRI (like modem mapping or something??) I changed the DSP card from "Message Oriented" to "Bit Robbed." But everything else is the same as our PRI chassis. Help??? Wayne Griswold (906) 774-4847 _______________________________________________ USR-TC mailing list USR-TC(a)mailman.xmission.com http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/usr-tc

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MPIP + OSPF Hell
by Joshua Coombs 27 Nov '02

27 Nov '02

I currently administer a pool of 8 TC1000 chassis, and have been pulling hair out trying to stabilize OSPF. What we are seeing is some TC's refuse to ack some LSA reannouncements from the DR, causing it to eventually drop and restart OSPF sessions at random times. Every now and then this 'corrective' action taken by the DR will trip up a batch of TC's and 5 or 6 will all drop OSPF and reload their sessions. These hiccups are quite noticable to our dual channel ISDN customers (whom also seem to trigger the activity.) Our setup is as follows: 8 TC ARCs, all in the same ospf area (not the backbone) with one addition ospf neighbor, a Cisco router that acts as the DR and ABR to the backbone area. TC7 is the mpip server for the group, all chassis are clients with eachother. Dual channel callers are just as likely to land across chassis as they are to land with both links on one chassis. All callers get subnet/route info, if any (99% just use a single link, and get an ip from the dynamic pool) from ppp, we do not do any routing exchange (OSPF, RIP, BGP, etc) with any customers via dialup. This problem manifested when we turned up ISDN on this network. Before there were no multi-link customers dialing in, and the setup was fairly stable. Since turning up MPIP however, we have multiple ospf session failures a day and our customers are getting quite annoyed with the pauses or unusable connections they cause. Can anyone point me to a good walkthrough on a 'proper' MPIP setup so I can verify that I'm in compliance there, and does anyone have any other suggestions on how to fix this mess? We're currently running 4.5 Joshua Coombs

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Filters - me no understand
by Scott M. Trautman 27 Nov '02

27 Nov '02

Hi-- Well, it seems every so often that my filters no longer work - as in not being applied. Now is one of those times, and I'd like to understand what is going on. Looking at an interface, of a logged-in user, I see: INTERFACE slot:10/mod:16 SETTINGS Description: GWC Modem Driver Type: RS232 Speed: 28800 High Speed: 0 Administrative Status: Up Operational Status: Up Link Up/Down Traps: DISABLED Promiscuous Mode: FALSE Connector Present: TRUE Filter Access: ON Last Change: 18d 23:41:04 Policy Access: Private Policy File: Input Filter: Output Filter: Host Type: SELECT Connection Type: NORMAL Port Type: LOGIN_NETWORK User Name: Access: TWO_WAY Cojent being the "Filter Access: ON" And Input Filter: Output Filter: Even though this user has, as applied upon login from RADIUS: Framed-Filter-Id = adult And I do have the filters on there: list filter: adult.in NORMAL IP adult.out NORMAL IP Okay-- Why then, does it not appear to have applied a filter? I'm using: System Version: V5.3.3/Non-Encr ...but this craziness seems to happen regardless of version. I used 'set modem_groups all filter_access on' to begin with, and that doesn't seem to be an issue. I've got to be missing something here - can anyone help?? SMT

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NMC Firmware Upgrade
by Travis M. Best 27 Nov '02

27 Nov '02

Does anyone know if the ver.6.2.86 of the nmc software can accept a *.dmf file Thanks, Travis Best Systems Administrator sysadmin(a)sunqwest.net

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wierd snmp traps
by Trevor 26 Nov '02

26 Nov '02

I'm having a problem with unknown traps being sent to the trap handler. The bossman wants us to be alerted when there are problems with circuits yellow/red alarms/ds0's out of service etc, which those all work, except I keep getting "common" traps sent to the handler. I've searched and searched and can not find the mib files for these. I've shut every trap off that I can find, with the exception of the ones we need. I am still getting these. I've gone through every usr mib I could find for the past 4-5 TCS revisions and still can not find anything that can ID these. common.34.3-6.1 common.2.2-6.1 common.2.2.0-6.1 If anyone can help point me to where I could get the mibs for these, it would be much appreciated. Thanks! -Trevor

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D-channel Operational is: DOWN!
by ayo faiyetole 26 Nov '02

26 Nov '02

Dear Sir, I have a PRI Hiper DSP card installed in a chassis. I am getting a LPBK/D-Chan red alarm on the span card. So I am obviously> > getting no calls being terminated on my equipment. When I pull up a com session into the DSP and do a display of the line status i got the D-channel operational is: DOWN. and receiver gain is: -14.5 dB GAIN...all other things look okay! but the loopback is: NO LOOP BACK.what can i CHANGE from my config and what can the telco do to their config...their(telco's config) signalling is presently on CCSPA putting the D-channel on channel 16... Please, what can I do to solve this problem as, I can see you SOLVED such problems before...tHE ISDN PRI is intended for internet services on USR/3COM NETWORK ENTERPRISE SERVER. Ayodele Faiyetole, BSC Telecoms Engineer/Analyst Newline Technologies 53 odududwa way, GRA IKEJA, NIGERIA +234-802-307-6784 +234-1-2904639 __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com

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Upgrading NMC
by Travis M. Best 26 Nov '02

26 Nov '02

I currently have a nmc with firmware version 6.1.17 and I am unable to upgrade it due to that fact that the tcm software wants a nac file instead of the dmf file that I have how do I upgrade this nmc can it be done?? Thanks, Travis Best

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WTS: Loaded Hiper Bundles $5500.00 each and other total control parts
by sky1 26 Nov '02

26 Nov '02

I still have (8) 3Com Total Control Hiper DSP bundles for sale. Configured as follows: (14) Hiper DSP V.90 (2) Hiper ARC (128Mb Version) (1) Hiper NMC (1) Blue Labeled 3com chassis w/ dual 130Amp AC Power supply ---All units are in pristine condition...90 day warranty $5500.00 each We have many of the Hiper ARC 128Mb version in stock that we need to move will take $250.00 each for them. I have several total control Quad bundles configured as follows: (12) Quad Digital V.34 (upgraded to V.90) modem cards (1) Hiper ARC (128Mb version) (1) NMC (1) "Red Labeled" Total control Chassis w/ dual 70 Amp power supplies (1) Dual T-1/PRI card Looking for $295.00 each. Will consider quantity discounts. If interested, contact: Shannan Young SouthWest Data Technology, Inc. 972-739-7010 972-739-7013 (Fax) sky1(a)airmail.net www.swdt.com

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Looking For The Following Files
by Travis M. Best 26 Nov '02

26 Nov '02

I am looking for the following files hm080207.zip tcm080206.zip Thanks Travis tbest(a)ibcweb.net

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FS: TC1000 v92/v90/v34 T1/E1/PRI
by Stephen Rivera - WRCA.Net 25 Nov '02

25 Nov '02

In stock. Tested. 30 day warranty. Bundles: TC1000, dual 130a power, 333NMC, Hiper ARC (128MB), MultiSpan $9650 TC1000, dual 130a power, Hiper NMC, Hiper ARC (128MB), 4- Hiper DSP, v92 enabled $4100 TC1000, dual 130 power, 333NMC, Hiper ARC (128MB), 4- Hiper DSP, v92 enabled $5995 TC1000, dual 70, NMC, Netserver PRI, 12- Quad Digital Modems, Dual PRI/T1 v90 enabled $675 TC1000, dual 70, NMC, Netserver PRI, 12- Quad Digital Modems, Dual PRI/E1 v90 enabled $975 TC1000, dual 70a power, nmc, netserver pri, 48 port- Analog/Digital (POTS) $1240 Cards: MultiSpan 96 port DSP $5000 EdgeServer Pro $1250 Hiper NMC $1000 Hiper ARC (128MB/v92) $1000 Hiper DSP T1 $550 Hiper DSP E1 $1500 (New Condition) NMC $200 NMC V90 $250 NETSERVER PRI $225 Dual PRI/T1 $200 Dual PRI/E1 $395 Chassis's Chassis with Dual 130 $850 Chassis with dual 70A $650 130A Power set $395 130A DC Power set $500 70A Power Sets $200 70A DC Power Set (NEW) $400 Steve Rivera IM: srivera711 Toll Free: (877)WRCANET x102 DIRECT: 732-833-2034 Fax available equipment to: (732)833-2115 for more product info got www.wrca.net

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