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Good one !

Do you have mcdn networking on the bcm ? Your pni probably needs to be 0001 in 81c. Your bcm will need to be set as slave with sl1, you get this with the mcdn networking feature (key coded) The bcm of course will need to be a pri trunk type. Once these are all configured disable the bcm module...

Lines 241 - 492. What is that 251 I think.

Now days Nortel will want to upgrade your 61c to cpp4 cores with 4.5 and maybe even 5.0. I have heard that it is close out of beta. With this you will probably get a signaling server with network routing service. The latest model of phones out ore the 1100 series phones 1120 1140 1150. To...

Couple more questions ? What type of routers and switches are you using ? Do you have spanning tree turned on your switches ?

There is a new service update patch out for the bcm400-4.0 bcm 200-4.0. It covers an abundance of PEPS that the bcm needs. Your technical service provider should be able to provide this to you from the Nortel website. One of these peps is for element manager.

There are a few starting points here. In 3.5 and early 3.6 bcm's there was an msc card hardware problem. That could cause what you are describing. I do not have the bulletin number but if you research the nortel sight it is pretty easy to find. When all of the ip sets lose connection do you...

Something else you could think about is to ip enable your cabinet, or turn it into a cs1000 solution with ip sets. Version 5.0 is coming out soon.

Is your firmware on the ip sets current. Next thing have your vendor run a dep list.

Crowtalks has an excellent point. I believe that there are about 10 - 12 peps that a bcm 50 1.0 needs out of the box. Nortel.com has all of them all you have to do is search software for bcm 50-1.0.

I agree with biv343. You don't want to start out with no where to go.

I have not yet tried to push a combo of voip trunks and ip sets with a 3/5 split to reach the max. So I really cannot vouch if these are shared resource or if nortel splits them up. I kind of get the feeling that in the 4.0 that you have a max for each resource including application dn's such...

With BCM 4.0 The resources all depend on each other. With a 2/6 split you get 58 ip sets 60 ip trunks and 6 ds 30 channels. With a 3/5 spit you get 91 (give or take 1)ip sets 60 ip trunks and 5 dso 30 channels. I would never consider using 4x16 they just cloud up your system. A dsm 32+...

What release are these boxes ?

Have your pri provider check for layer 1. They also have to configure their pri so that it can operate as a backup dchannel. Hope this helps.

Just a suggestion. Check your BCM Lan 1 (or published port) and see if they have negotiated to half duplex. Also check your codec payloads and make sure they match at both ends. (should be 30 if BCM's connect directly) The next question, Are you using an external gatekeeper or are your gateway's...

You might try changing the dsel in your route to 3VCE.