Steve Totaro wrote:
It did but I was getting no audio on those channels so I removed them in
hopes that the telco would not try to send call to those channels as a
temporary fix while I track down the cause of the problem. How can I
just busyout those channels (48,72,96) so that calls are not sent to
them from Global Crossing?
I have a DS3 and seven servers running NFAS, I do not care about the 3
lost channels per trunkgroup but I do care about customers calling in
and getting dead air. Global Crossing charges us $100 per D chan so NFAS
is saving us alot of money.
Thanks
Steve Totaro
Steve,
I'm pretty sure (and your error message makes me more confident) that
the b channel on an incoming call is being requested by GX. Is their
end configured properly for NFAS?
What happens if you turn off NFAS, and just configure each span with a
D channel on 24,48,72,96? See if the D channel comes up on each span
(pri show span 1, pri show span 2, etc, etc). My hunch is that it
might. If so, verify your config with them to make sure that GX has
NFAS configured properly.
P.S. - Yes, NFAS does rock (when everyone gets it right)!
--
Kristian Kielhofner
_______________________________________________
--Bandwidth and Colocation provided by Easynews.com --
asterisk-users mailing list
To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit:
http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
