> 3.7.2) at another POP. This afternoon I noticed that one of the ports for
> this connection on the PM2e has gone into NO-SERVICE. I've read through
> the threads on this here and it seems that the only solution is to reboot
> the PM2e? Is this the _only_ way to take the port out of this state?
>
> I've tried resetting the ports, rebooting the ORU, etc. but didn't do the
> trick. I'll have to wait until much later tonight to reboot the PM2e when
> there are less users on the system.
If a BRI on the PM2 is in NO-SERVICE, why would you reboot the OR-U?
Sometimes when this happens, resetting the D channel will help (far more
often than resetting the S channels), but sometimes a reboot is the only
solution. I've been told re-entering the spids and dirnums can help...but
in my case I don't think it ever did.
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