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by Homer Pialda 20 May '04

20 May '04

usr gurus, i am using total control netsever 16 version 3.1.4, does this support session time-out attributes? i need it on our prepaid software to automatically disconnect our client when their time lapses during connection. pls __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Win a $20,000 Career Makeover at Yahoo! HotJobs http://hotjobs.sweepstakes.yahoo.com/careermakeover

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NFAS Call handling problem
by Adam Barnhill 19 May '04

19 May '04

Hi guys, I'm setting up a new location using an NFAS PRI configuration. The hardware consists of Multispans with an ARC II and NMC333. The code being run is TCS 4.5, specifically 3.5.109 Mdsp, 5.3.110 arc2, 8.7.3 nmc NFAS is setup as follows: Group 0 DeviceIDs 0-6 for a total of 7 spans. DeviceID 0 and 1 are my primary and secondary D Channels. Trunk Settings are B8ZS/ESF with a switch type of NI2. The D channels look good and everything appears normal, but the problem I am having is that calls made to the TC get dead air. >From TCS I see the DNIS information and that a call is coming in, but the call never completes. A Q.931 trace is below for those that might find that helpful. Please note that by changing the config to fas PRI on both sides, the modems will take calls. It's only when in NFAS mode. The softswitch in case anybody cares is made by Metaswitch. I appreciate any and all responses, thank you. Does anybody have a working NFAS setup in the US? L1 : Physical : Span 0 : Network -> User L2 : Data Link : SAPI 0 : TEI 0 : C/R 1 : Frame I : Ns 11 : Nr 20 : P/F 0 L3 : Call Ref : 1280 Message : SETUP IE Name : Bearer capability Octet 3 : Capability - CCITT coding, Speech Octet 4 : Mode/rate - Circuit mode, 64 kbps Octet 5 : Layer 1 - G.711 u-law IE Name : Channel identification Octet 3 : Interface - Explicitly identified, primary rate : Selection - Preferred, B-channel, as follows Octet 3.1 : Identifier - 6 Octet 3.2 : Channels - CCITT coding, channel number, B-channel units Octet 3.3 : Number(s) - 24 IE Name : Progress indicator Octet 3 : Location - CCITT coding, remote public network (RLN) Octet 4 : Progress - Origination address is non ISDN IE Name : Calling party number Octet 3 : Type - National number : Plan - ISDN/telephony numbering plan (E.164) Octet 3a : Screening - Presentation restricted, network provided IE Name : Calling party number Octet 3 : Type - Unknown : Plan - Unknown Octet 3a : Screening - Number not available due to interworking, network provided IE Name : Called party number Octet 3 : Type - Subscriber number : Plan - ISDN/telephony numbering plan (E.164) Octet 4+ : Number - 7122900 Time 13:31:43.105 TX0: 02 01 01 18 : Total 4 L1 : Physical : Span 0 : User -> Network L2 : Data Link : SAPI 0 : TEI 0 : C/R 1 : Frame RR : Nr 12 : P/F 0 Time 13:31:43.107 TX0: 00 01 28 18 08 02 85 00 02 18 04 E9 86 83 98 : Total 15 L1 : Physical : Span 0 : User -> Network L2 : Data Link : SAPI 0 : TEI 0 : C/R 0 : Frame I : Ns 20 : Nr 12 : P/F 0 L3 : Call Ref : 1280 Message : CALL PROCEEDING IE Name : Channel identification Octet 3 : Interface - Explicitly identified, primary rate : Selection - Exclusive, B-channel, as follows Octet 3.1 : Identifier - 6 Octet 3.2 : Channels - CCITT coding, channel number, B-channel units Octet 3.3 : Number(s) - 24 Time 13:31:43.108 TX0: 00 01 2A 18 08 02 85 00 07 : Total 9 L1 : Physical : Span 0 : User -> Network L2 : Data Link : SAPI 0 : TEI 0 : C/R 0 : Frame I : Ns 21 : Nr 12 : P/F 0 L3 : Call Ref : 1280 Message : CONNECT Time 13:31:43.109 TX0: 00 01 2C 18 08 02 85 00 45 08 02 80 90 : Total 13 L1 : Physical : Span 0 : User -> Network L2 : Data Link : SAPI 0 : TEI 0 : C/R 0 : Frame I : Ns 22 : Nr 12 : P/F 0 L3 : Call Ref : 1280 Message : DISCONNECT IE Name : Cause code Octet 3 : Location - CCITT coding, user (U) Octet 4 : Cause 16 - Normal call clearing Time 13:31:43.110 RX0: 00 01 01 2A : Total 4 L1 : Physical : Span 0 : Network -> User L2 : Data Link : SAPI 0 : TEI 0 : C/R 0 : Frame RR : Nr 21 : P/F 0 Time 13:31:43.111 RX0: 00 01 01 2C : Total 4 L1 : Physical : Span 0 : Network -> User L2 : Data Link : SAPI 0 : TEI 0 : C/R 0 : Frame RR : Nr 22 : P/F 0 Time 13:31:43.112 RX0: 00 01 01 2E : Total 4 L1 : Physical : Span 0 : Network -> User L2 : Data Link : SAPI 0 : TEI 0 : C/R 0 : Frame RR : Nr 23 : P/F 0 Time 13:31:43.118 RX0: 02 01 18 2E 08 02 05 00 4D : Total 9 L1 : Physical : Span 0 : Network -> User L2 : Data Link : SAPI 0 : TEI 0 : C/R 1 : Frame I : Ns 12 : Nr 23 : P/F 0 L3 : Call Ref : 1280 Message : RELEASE Time 13:31:43.118 TX0: 02 01 01 1A : Total 4 L1 : Physical : Span 0 : User -> Network L2 : Data Link : SAPI 0 : TEI 0 : C/R 1 : Frame RR : Nr 13 : P/F 0 Time 13:31:43.118 TX0: 00 01 2E 1A 08 02 85 00 5A : Total 9 L1 : Physical : Span 0 : User -> Network L2 : Data Link : SAPI 0 : TEI 0 : C/R 0 : Frame I : Ns 23 : Nr 13 : P/F 0 L3 : Call Ref : 1280 Message : RELEASE COMPLETE -- Adam Barnhill Support Engineer, TotallyFabricated.com Information Technology Engineer, Poplar Bluff Internet, Inc. / Semo.net P.O. Box 190 | Poplar Bluff, MO 63902 | 573.686.9114, <http://www.semo.net/> Home of TotallyFabricated.com the creators of Total Scrutinizer

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WTS: Hiper DSP E1- 30 channel
by Stephen Rivera - WRCA.Net 14 May '04

14 May '04

All new boxed with paperwork etc Qty Available USR 992267-00 Total Control HiPer DSP 30 Channel (E1 Card Set) 30 day warranty Individual cards and E1 bundle pricing available. Steve Rivera WR Consultant Associates, Inc. Dir: 732-833-2111 x102 IM: srivera711 www.wrca.net Providing Network Hardware Since 1981.

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Hiper DSP E1, Telco C7/SS7 signaling
by Russell Newberry 11 May '04

11 May '04

Hello all, Will Hiper DSP E1 cards work with Telco C7, SS7 signaling? My customer has checked on E1 Hiper DSP card setting, but there is no option for SS7/C7 signaling. There are three signaling types: R2 digital, P7, and R2EM. Any suggestions? Thanks, Russell Newberry ==================== Maxis Technologies, Inc 433 W. Wilshire Blvd. Ste 2B Oklahoma City, OK 73116 Voice: 1-800-79-MAXIS Int'l: 1-405-842-3331 FAX: 1-405-841-7882 find us on the web at www.maxistech.net email to: russell(a)maxistech.net AOL IM "RUSSELLatMAXIS"

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RE: [USR-TC] WTB: Quad Modem 4 port Fan out cables
by Edward Rempala 10 May '04

10 May '04

Do you still need them, If so how many do you need? Edward Rempala WorldNet Access / Page 21 >>If you have these cables available. >>They are Quad modem accessories. >> Mini SCSI interface to connect to quad modem nic , other end is 4 port RS232. >> Will buy Qty or individual.

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automated response
by clint 10 May '04

10 May '04

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Reconfiguring old modems
by Edward Rempala 10 May '04

10 May '04

We have a old TC Hub that I would like to reconfigure so I can put it down at one of our tower sites. But I need some help with it. I am unable to find any of the manuals that came with it. Right now it is setup as a PRI incoming I need to switch Card 1 (all 4 modems) to Analog Incoming with DTE on and card 2 for dial out via the RS232 cables. Anyone know how to do this? Edward Rempala WorldNet Access / Page 21

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[USR-TC] Trying To Prevent Virus Spread Need Help With Filters ASAP!
by Travis M. Best 08 May '04

08 May '04

Can Someone Provide Me With Detailed Instructions On How To Block Port 135 Both Incoming And Outgoing On My Chassis Including The Command To Exit Out Of The Editor Please Help Triyng To Prevent A Virus From Spreading Thanks Travis M. Best sysadmin(a)sunqwest.net -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by SunQwest MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Trouble with NAT
by Nicolas Batlle 07 May '04

07 May '04

I have NAT working on my Total Control 1000. The problem is that when i have users (one or more) conected to the modems, i can't ping the public ip, so i can't monitor or telnet the equipment when people are using it. Any idea ? Thanks, Nicolas.

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RE: [USR-TC] Problem with Hiper DSP Card
by Adam Barnhill 07 May '04

07 May '04

Pablo, I am not aware of any way to pull the flash image from a secondary card. In fact, I'm fairly certain that you are not able to flash the card unless you have a flash file, which can be uploaded via console or TCM/CEM. If you find otherwise, please post it to the list. Good luck, Adam -----Original Message----- From: usr-tc-bounces+adam=semo.net(a)mailman.xmission.com [mailto:usr-tc-bounces+adam=semo.net@mailman.xmission.com] On Behalf Of Pablo Sadier Sent: Friday, May 07, 2004 4:35 PM To: USR Subject: [USR-TC] Problem with Hiper DSP Card Hi: I have a Hiper DSP Card with the run/fl light blinking, the card's flash gives a CRC error. (i see this whem using the console port). I have other's card working fine but i don't know how i can download the flash from these other cards., i tried with the Total control manager but i can flash the card only if i have the flash file beforehand. Any help appreciated... Regards, Pablo Sadier IntermediaSP. pablo.sadier(a)intermediasp.com Intermedia Comunicaciones SA L.N. Alem 668 P. 4 C1001AAO Buenos Aires - Argentina Tel: (54-11) 5032-9999 Fax: (54-11) 5032-9992

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