Check
show m##
for the call. I see the burstiness when I have a connection which
renegotiates a lot (on an extreme case, I can get into the three digit
count range in just a few minutes, although those calls have a tendence to
die altogether).
Here's my current call (which started at 48000):
xxxx> show m15
Card Type: Lucent Chipset
State: ACTIVE
Active Port: S6
Transmit Rate: 45333
Receive Rate: 24000
Connection Type: LAPM/V42BIS
Chars Sent: 780893539
Chars Received: 95592277
Retrains: 0
Renegotiations: 32
Total Calls: 1319
Modem Detects: 1268
Good Connects: 1268
This is with a USR 56K V.90/X2, calling from 360-437 (which has its own CO
with a DMS-10), from which I can't get Flex connections at all (with any
modem I've tried, on any line I've tried from). I don't see this sort of
connection when I carry the modem from home (where I work) to the office
(close to the central office in another town).
On a really bad day, I switch to calling our POTS/analog-modem hunt group
(where the modem almost always does 28.8, talking to its aunts and uncles
(MP8s and MP16s)).
--John
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