[Asterisk-Users] zaphfc 2 cards working with P2P Mode ?? - massive
Problems
Michael Sandee
ms at zeelandnet.nl
Tue Jul 6 03:44:28 MST 2004
I have several machines operating nicely on P2P ISDN lines with
QuadBRI's, which uses the same layer2 code...
ZapHFC's seem to give a lot of trouble on certain hardware... try using
a different machine to host both cards in.
Kind regards,
Michael
Ernst Lehmann wrote:
>Hello List,
>
>is someone operating a DID /P2P / Anlagenanschluss with more than one
>HFC-Based ISDN-Card ???
>
>I have now 12 hours of setup-troubles behind me with Colt-Telekom, where
>we did not get it working with two HFC-based cards.
>
>Here the setup:
>
>- 2 HFC-ISDN-Cards (the one from Conrad-Electronic)
>- bri-stuff.0.0.2 (with the asterisk-sources from the
>download.sh-skript)
>
>- two NTBAs from Colt-TK with P2P Mode and a block of 30 DID-Numbers
>
>The Problem:
>
>- when both cards are connected to the NTBAs, and asterisk is started,
>the Ports in the VST from Colt drop.
>- when only one card is connected, the Port stays up.
>- I played with various timing setups... second span with timing=2, or
>timing=0, but in all cases, the Switch at Colt drops the line...
>(Layer2-failure they told me)....
>
>
>Has anybody a working setup, with two or more HFC-Cards ?? Can you
>please give me a hint, and which Telco-Carrier you use ??
>
>TIA for all help regarding this.....
>
>
>Here the setup:
>
>zaptel.conf:
>
>span=1,1,3,ccs,ami
>bchan=1-2
>dchan=3
>span=2,1,3,ccs,ami
>bchan=4-5
>dchan=6
>
>zapata.conf:
>
>switchtype = euroisdn
>signalling = bri_cpe
>pridialplan=local
>prilocaldialplan=local
>echocancel=yes
>echocancelwhenbridged=yes
>echotrainig=yes
>overlapdial=no
>immediate=no
>group = 3
>context=vonaussenkommend
>channel => 1-2
>
>switchtype = euroisdn
>signalling = bri_cpe
>pridialplan=local
>prilocaldialplan=local
>echocancel=yes
>echocancelwhenbridged=yes
>echotrainig=yes
>threewaycalling=yes
>overlapdial=no
>immediate=no
>group = 3
>context=vonaussenkommend
>channel => 4-5
>
>
>
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