[Asterisk-Users] PRI Woes continue

[brian at txshirts.com]

Sometimes it helps to put a screwdriver and a hammer on the computer
case.  Muttering the phrase outloud "I'll fix this server yet" while
shaking the tools above the server is said to frighten IT demons.

Is there anything in the logs that says "error" "warning" or anything of
a vaguely similar manner?

In otherwords have you performed "blond analysis" on the logs yet?  i.e.
look at them for a normal event (such as boot up) and then look for
anything but normal?  My main purpose in responding was to share a bit
of humor with you because it can help when your irritated and
frustrated.  :) 


Brian Greul
Texas Shirt Company
www.txshirts.com
713-802-0369 / 713-861-6261 (fax)

-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew McRory [mailto:amcrory at linuxsys.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2004 8:42 PM
To: asterisk-users at lists.digium.com
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] PRI Woes continue

On December 29, 2004 20:33 pm, Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:
> 1. Have you reverted back to the EXACT configuration that worked for 8

> months?
> 2. Have you plugged in a "cheap" T100P to see if the T400P has gone
bad?
> 
> Basic troubleshooting skills here -- it worked, you changed something,

> and it no longer works.  Go back to what works and see if it still 
> works.

Well it is hard to go back to a specific configuration since I have used
the system to test the rpm packages I compile. 

Nothing like using a production server for testing, eh? I have reverted
to a (actually several) pre 1.0 release that worked well, changed the
port, moved the PCI slot, changed out the motherboard three times,
enabled and disabled onboard devices, tried several kernels, rerun the
cabling from the smart jack, checked the powersupply voltages, UPS,
power cabling, etc etc etc. Basic troubleshooting? yeah man.

I dont have a T100P lying around so I cant do much in the way of
changing the interface. Yet. Before I commit to changing that I want to
rule out any other possibilities... How can one determine without a
shadow of a doubt that it is the card or otherwise? I have enabled all
the debugging I can find BUT the output is foriegn to me... <shrug> 

This is what I set:

	pri intense debug span 1
	set verbose 10
	set debug 10

Is there a way to log all communication on the D Channel? Have I missed
some critical debugging reference? I'm going crosseyed looking, tweaking
and trying the same things over again.

Thnx!

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