Send over your line config from your units and the line config the telco
gave you. I've got equipment running on various line set-ups and switch
types maybe I could catch something. Also one of our biggest problems is
that the info that TELCO gives us isn't always correct. a lot of times the
lines are configed differently than they say.
Both of these could be causing what your describing. We had a PM3 do
exactly that until I got someone with a clue on the phone from Amerirek.
Switch type.
Line type and config
Line Config from unit
David Davies
Director, Internet Services
Buckeye Internet Services, Ltd.
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