You should never underpopulate a CT1 box - period. That's one of the rules
of the game. Always have enough modems to cover incoming DS0s - UNLESS
you are *ONLY* doing ISDN DOSBS, no modems.
>As I understand it, there is no way to tell the switch to generate a busy
>signal for the user if there are no modems available. Instead, it just
RIght.
>hangs there in dead air. Can't a busy signal at least be simulated by the
>PM3 on the channel even if it doesn't forward it to the next PM3? This way,
Nope. You need a DSP to generate the busy, and the reason you want to
generate a busy is you don't have any DSPs left. Yossarian would
be proud.
-MZ
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