Once the switch is provisioned properly it works great but once the
circuit is "distrubed" it takes manual intervention by the provisioning
guy to get the PRI's back up properly. Just went thur this again last
night. (2nd time in the last 30 days)
I know of at least one other ISP with the same proplem but in his case he
can power cycle the PM3 and get the lines back up. That doesnt seem to
work in my case.
John
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On Tue, 27 Jan 1998, Jeff Woods wrote:
> The Line0 light *is* green -- no red light on. If I disconnect the PRI
> line, it goes red only. I plug the PRI line back in, and it first comes
> green with the red, and then the red goes out in about 15 seconds. The
> telco rep says he can watch this happen and monitor it, and he KNOWS when I
> unplug the line. But when its plugged in, its green ONLY, and definitely
> in line0 only. It's just the one PRI, plugged into Line0.
>
> I was fairly certain the "not in service" was on their end... But the
> double-fast busy for the primary directory number I'm still not sure about....
>
> At 09:53 PM 1/27/98 -0600, you wrote:
>
> >This is just one PRI or two? I'd switch lines on the back of the PM-3. If
> >the line is good it will go green. This could be caused by a loose
> >connection or a loose end somewhere (into your equipment or something?).
> >If not they have major problems. But if it is giving a "Not in service"
> >that is clearly their end. No other place it can be.
>
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