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bcastner & ben, many thanks. That did the trick. I can always start WIA manually. Long

I need help. I'm not sure what has cause XP's My Computer to take forever to show the drives. Every time that I try to view My Computer, the search flashlight goes on for about 3-4 minutes before it shows my drives and the various folder. I do notice a (Z) drive that has the name memory_card...

I have a IP trunk question: We have a 3810 that has a E1 connection to a Nortel Option 11 DTI E1 card. Our Peruvian technician said that he has no way of setting the trunk members on the Option 11 to 2-W E&M, immediate start. He kept on arguing (through an interpretor) that he can only set...

Not really ... it currently works without "direct-inward-dial" ... the way that I wanted. Now ... had I left the other dial-peer that has ".T" for destination-pattern that sends it out to a voice port ... then yes ... adding "direct-inward-dial" to that dial-peer...

Solved ... someone add a dial-peer with "destination-pattern .T" That dial-peer sends it to a voice port and there the router provides the dialtone and waits for the digits! Duhhhhhhh... I knew it that I stared at the stinking config too long. Just need to step away and do something...

No go ... on the "direct-inward-dial" ... didn't work. It turns out that Router 1 provides the dial tone. Where? How do I turn it off? It's a classic 1-stage dialing. PBX provides a dialtone, collects the digits, translates on the digits, and ships it to the router. Well PBX 1...

Doesn't have time yet ... too many meetings and firefighting! One good thing that come out of this market is that consolidation allows one to have many opportunities to troubleshoot! :) Will let you know.

Thanks Buckweet ... there are the wild cards in the back of 234 ... just didn't copy. The config for the Cisco is pretty standard except now ... you have given me something to try ... direct-inward dial ... I think that you have hit the nail on the head ! Thanks. From Cisco TAC No Dial Tone...

Buckweet ... thanks for the response, but not sure how clocking has to do with second dial tone. The call works; however, after the initial 8 into NARS and translating on 234 and out to the routers ... I get a second dial tone and I have to re-enter the seven digits DN to terminate the call on...

phonedude ... thanks for the reply, but I'm not sure how clocking has to do with second dial tone. The call works; however, after the initial 8 into NARS and translating on 234 and out to the routers ... I get a second dial tone and I have to re-enter the seven digits DN to terminate the call...

I need your expertise. We have set up a PRI between two Opt 81 that goes through our data network: Opt81#1(RNX 233) ---PRI---Cisco 7206 #1---frame relay---Cisco 3640 #2---PRI--- Opt81 #2 (RNX 234) We got everything to work except... There are two dialtones: one provided after 8 in PBX #1 and...

I need your expertise. We have set up a PRI between two Opt 81 that goes through our data network: Opt81#1(RNX 233) ---PRI---Cisco 7206 #1---frame relay---Cisco 3640 #2---PRI--- Opt81 #2 (RNX 234) We got everything to work except... There are two dialtones: one provided after 8 in PBX #1 and...