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Identify Trunk Service
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I would look at how you get traffic to the trunk group.
check that it is included as an option in the route-pattern/s that point to the second T1. If not, add it, if it's the second option frog it and see if it takes traffic.
Roger the phone guy has an excellent Avaya call flow chart if you need to dig further.
cheers
check that it is included as an option in the route-pattern/s that point to the second T1. If not, add it, if it's the second option frog it and see if it takes traffic.
Roger the phone guy has an excellent Avaya call flow chart if you need to dig further.
cheers
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ZeroZeroOne
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Roger the Phone Guy has reverse-engineered a lot of Avaya stuff.
ZeroZeroOne
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Thinking about it a little more...
Do you also mean there's no inbound traffic on the first T1? It could be that your provider is sending all traffic on the "first" T1 and only using the "second" T1 when the first is full. Perhaps, as Arlo555 suggested, you have the "first" and "second" in the wrong order on your trunk group. That would look like the first 23 member channels remain idle while all your traffic starts on member 24 and higher.
Do you also mean there's no inbound traffic on the first T1? It could be that your provider is sending all traffic on the "first" T1 and only using the "second" T1 when the first is full. Perhaps, as Arlo555 suggested, you have the "first" and "second" in the wrong order on your trunk group. That would look like the first 23 member channels remain idle while all your traffic starts on member 24 and higher.
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