Mark Peugeot
Network One
>
> I see it another way. Maybe its not the PM3 or configuration.
> If you or your customers are getting fast busy signals this could represent
> ALL PATHS BUSY. PacWest may not have enough trunk groups or lines betwen
> the local telco and themselves to carry your traffic.
>
> Rick Wagner
>
>
> At 07:22 AM 5/9/98 -0700, you wrote:
> >
> >We recently decided to try the PacWest Co-location service in
> >Oakland using our PM3's and their Telco service. We have two
> >Pm3's running ComOS 3.8b15 connected to them via 4 CT1
> >lines. The encoding is AMI, framing D4, PCM: u-law, signaling
> >E&M winkstart. All works fine for 3 modems on each PM, then
> >we (our customers) get fast busy. PacWest says the portmasters
> >aren't winking back after three connections so the lines
> >are busied out, I say fast busy's would point to the telco. In
> >any case, they claim it's the equipment, I suspect it's them,
> >my customers don't care who's fault it is, they just want it to
> >work. Has anyone else seen this? Does anyone have a clue
> >or experience with PacWest and Portmasters?
> >
> >thanks,
> >
> >jim
> >
> >
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