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Home > Forums > Communications Rack > Networking > ADTRAN networking solutions Forum

Configuring a Atlas 550

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filoloxnyc (MIS)

9 Nov 03 22:00

Hi,

Does anybody have notes on how to configure a Atlas 550? Specifically, breaking channels 1-16 for data and 17-24 for voice/pri.

I have a Atlas 550 with 2 T1/PRI cards at two locations. I must say the IP traffic is worked flawlessly but the voice/PRI traffic is not working unless the PBX is the problem.

I used dedicated maps for 1-16 data and user plans for 17-24 voice/pri.

I was told dedicated maps for both data and voice/pri could be used but it seemed user plans allowed more details of the ISDN PRI configuration.

Thanks for your time!

teltek35674 (TechnicalUser)

20 Mar 05 0:15

I have done this before with 550's but its been a while so I cant give you step by step instructions. I have called Adtran tec support before and those guys are great, I am sure one of them would be glad to help you out.

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