On a new switch R-4 V7 with 3 PRI's, should all the B-channels be assigned to the same B-channel group (ie:30)? Or should they be assigned to 3 different (ie: 28,29,30), assuming all trunks assigned to Pool 70. Inbound routing by dialplan. Each PRI with separate d-channel, Not NFAS.
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Multiple PRI's on MAGIX
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dagwoodsystems
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Jim's habits are like mine. However, I know that you're not breaking any rules by putting all B-Channels into a single group (up to 72 channels total, I believe).
NFAS is not supported on Magix. I've done it with Definity many times and I suspect that IP Office supports it.
Tim Alberstein
NFAS is not supported on Magix. I've done it with Definity many times and I suspect that IP Office supports it.
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My reason for asking was when I was testing my build with a Definity switch setup as CO emulation, I was testing each card individually. I could make inbound calls to the Magix with no problem on each card, but I could not make outbound calls.
With only one card connected at a time I was getting a wave-off from the Magix, and I was not seeing the call setup hit the Definity outbound on a d-channel trace. Therefore, with 2 cards not connected, and one functional, why would a call not be presented???
I have never installed a switch with multiple CO PRI's, single CO's and dedicated LD's, and PtP's, Yes.
I have been using my Definity emulation for testing for a long time, and it has always worked bi-directional in every case but this.
The Magix currently has 3 B-channel groups, and all 69 trunks in pool 70, hence my question.
Following this line, what would happen if 2 of 3 trunks went out of service, would the customer still be able to make outbound calls on the remaining circuit?
With only one card connected at a time I was getting a wave-off from the Magix, and I was not seeing the call setup hit the Definity outbound on a d-channel trace. Therefore, with 2 cards not connected, and one functional, why would a call not be presented???
I have never installed a switch with multiple CO PRI's, single CO's and dedicated LD's, and PtP's, Yes.
I have been using my Definity emulation for testing for a long time, and it has always worked bi-directional in every case but this.
The Magix currently has 3 B-channel groups, and all 69 trunks in pool 70, hence my question.
Following this line, what would happen if 2 of 3 trunks went out of service, would the customer still be able to make outbound calls on the remaining circuit?
dagwoodsystems
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My earlier post today somehow didn't make it through. Hmmmm...I got nothin' on that.
Anywho, I made a remark about how no more than two T1 boards can reside in a single cabinet without power problems (according to Unit Load documentation).
Can you verify whether this is the case or not?
Tim Alberstein
Anywho, I made a remark about how no more than two T1 boards can reside in a single cabinet without power problems (according to Unit Load documentation).
Can you verify whether this is the case or not?
Tim Alberstein
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I am aware of the power issues, this is currently a 2-cabinet setup. I might need to revisit this, but at the time I was testing in the lab, I only had 2 phones connected, so the actual load was at minimum. It might be a processor issue, oh well, more play time!
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