Rebooting does seem to correct the DSPs for a while but the problem always creeps back. They always go in adjacent pairs because one controller controls two adjacent modems. As fate would have it, the very first two modems in my largest hunt group went freaky the other day. I haven't noticed whether the problem creeps back on the very same two modems every time or if it's random though since I always just busy out the trunks and wait until I have another reason to reboot the card, by which time I've long since forgotten which two modems they were :) On Thursday, September 23, 1999 3:44 PM, K Mitchell [SMTP:mitch@keyconn.net] wrote:

At 03:28 PM 9/23/99 -0300, "Stainforth, Matthew" <MatthewS@staff.brunnet.net> wrote:

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Does rebooting the DSP take care of the modems? I have a pair on one card that go freaky every few weeks. I just busy out the card to shove all my traffic off, reboot the card, restore to service, and it's good for another few weeks.

-- Kirk Mitchell-General Manager mitch@keyconn.net Keystone Connect Unlock Your World Altoona, PA 814-941-5000 http://www.keyconn.net

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