Trunks out of services

[BernieHunt]

I've noticed that when a Nostar tries to sieze a trunk, for example when a user selects a line, and the trunk is not connected or defective, it seems that the switch puts the trunk out of service and won't try to select it again for a while.

Does anyone have any details on what happens when the switch tries to sieze a trunk and fails. Does it stop using that trunk? If so, for how long and can you tell when it has a trunk out of service?

Thanks for any info.

Bernie

 

[curlycord]

Is it the only line? or the only line on that card?


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[DBrewsky]

What type of trunks?

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[BernieHunt]

Loopstart, and I don't remember how many circuits were in use. I saw this a while back and I think I ran into it today, so I made a mental note to upgrade my knowledge is how it reacts to trunk problems.

Bernie

 

[DBrewsky]

Main cabinet or expansion? The Norstar/BCM product line is stupid when it comes to analog trunks. Meaning that it doesn't care if there is dial tone there or not. It will always go off-hook and will never busy out the trunk if it doesn't see any voltage on the line.

Main cabinet or expansion being the wiring diagram is different for each.

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[curlycord]

What is the part # of the line card?


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