[asterisk-users] chan_isdn with HFC-compatible

[Michael Kamleitner]

On 7/18/07, Ex Vito <ex.vitorino at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >
> > Asterisk is loading the chan_misdn and lists mISDN when issueing "show
> > channeltypes" -  however it indicates "Devicestate - No". when I look
> for
> > "misdn show stacks", it lists the single port of the ISDN-card, however
> > indicates "L2Link DOWN, L1LinkDOWN". so I  guess theres something wrong,
> > unfortunately I've no idea  on what to check next...any pointers? maybe
> I'm
> > missing something obvious, as this is my first installation of Asterisk
> +
> > ISDN...
> >
>
>   Checklist:
>
>   - The cable (after all L1 seems to be down)
>   - If asterisk is to behave as a phone, check that
>     the port is configured in TE mode
>   - Verify PTP vs PTMP


thx for your suggestions. just to make sure: TE-mode is configured in
zapata.conf, right? the settings would be:

switchtype = euroisdn
signalling = bri_cpe ( or signalling = bri_cpe_ptmp  not sure about  this -
guess I should check mISDN.conf to see if I should go for PTP or PTMP,
right?)

I'm gonna check this when I am back at the machine later today...

thx!


  If needed:
>
>   - Take a look at /var/log/asterisk/misdn.log
>   - Increase "verbosity" in /etc/misdn-init.conf
>     debug=3 should be a good starting point
>     (reload mISDN modules after this change)
> --
>   exvito
>
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