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Cannot connect my ASA over TCP/IP 5

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Snapper

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I'm set up but when I try connecting it keeps trying until it times out. What should I look for? g3r V11

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Can you ping the C-LAN IP address? Check the port on the IP Services form and make sure it's the same in ASA. Do a 'get ethernet xxxx' to make sure that the C-LAN speed/duplex options are the same as the network is providing. Do a 'status link x' for the link associated with the C-LAN Data Module. If all else fails re-seat the board.

Kevin
 
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Yes I can ping. The speed and duplex do match. AS far as status it looks good.

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-Snapper
 
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Use the command disp ip-serv and make sure that the local port shown is the same as the port that you are attempting to use with ASA.

Susan
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Do you know what port the Definity is looking to talk to you on? I have 2 different switches and one is 5023 and the othe is 5117.
 
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it is the same as the data module x.

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-Snapper
 
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What is up with these 5xxx ports? I think this is where I'm confused. I have 8251

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Snapper, the way mine is setup is using the ip of your c-lan card and in the ASA setup using port 5111. It sounds like you are trying to do your connection through a data module which is a differant setup. In ASA under the general connections use the network connection tab, then you ip address of your c-lan. Then try port 5111 and see if that does it for you.

Mike Jones
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The Definity will let you nter a port between 5000 and 9999.

Kevin
 
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I got it!! I was in the ASA voice system properies. I had to change the default port number from 23 to 8251 (data module/port)

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-Snapper
 
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Now when you start ASA..you can just hit ctrl-E and it will start emulation. Also you can setup Time syncs, run alarm test and all kinds of "Stuff"...

In the future everything will work...
 
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