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I think the 8...8...8...8...etc. you got was the timeout looking for the next digit after the "1". This is standard on a POTs line. A warning tone. Always look out for the next tech. because one day it will be you!

I knew it was the jack! Just kidding......glad you have it figured. Always look out for the next tech. because one day it will be you!

No problem, EC. I was just trying to rule out the wiring. Jacks go bad, too, you know. Could be change the jack and problem solved. Defective or bent pins inside. Always look out for the next tech. because one day it will be you!

I would put an analog dial tone on the pair you are attempting to use. If you get no DT I would go with another pair. If still no DT I'd say your pinouts are incorrect and you are not on pins 5&4 (white/blue). Once you get a dialtone, it will also accept the digital port you are attempting to...

Because he is a high voltage guy and should leave the LV to us![thumbsdown] Always look out for the next tech. because one day it will be you!

The E2T I'm almost positive you have to statically assign the IP via 2 Telnet sessions. Always look out for the next tech. because one day it will be you!

LOL, vt! This is why high voltage should stick with high voltage and leave the low stuff for us.[hammer] Always look out for the next tech. because one day it will be you!

Please let us know the manufacturer. Always look out for the next tech. because one day it will be you!

There's nothing wrong with leaving the demark exactly where it is, mounting a couple of 66 blocks next to it, relocating the data cables to the 66 blocks, cross connecting back to the demark pairs. This is the right of the owner/landlord of the premises. Always look out for the next tech...

No, TTT. He is not replacing, just cleaning up. Always look out for the next tech. because one day it will be you!

Siemon has this solution. May work for your application........ http://files.siemon.com/int-download-installation-instructions/66_pico-protector-pg-50-pk-50_ii.pdf Always look out for the next tech. because one day it will be you!

Sorry. I almost forgot. You will need bridging clips so you can isolate the line for testing. Cross connect to the left side of the blocks, terminate station cables on the right. Always look out for the next tech. because one day it will be you!

On a side note, Dex....that was a great install you did for your church. Always look out for the next tech. because one day it will be you!

I would put a couple of split 50 66 blocks on the right side of this, remove the cables one at a time, then with single pair cross connect, re-connect to the demark. Just be mindful and mark where the connection was so you know where to cross connect to. Always look out for the next tech...

Are you doing VLAN's there by any chance? Always look out for the next tech. because one day it will be you!

See if this thread helps. It is in same category, just down a bit......... http://tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1735378 Always look out for the next tech. because one day it will be you!

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I'm not up on the 200, but on the 3300 you would need a T1 cross-over cable if connecting to the Adtran. Anyone else? Always look out for the next tech. because one day it will be you!

I would lean towards your 66 block solution so you have a test point you can open by removing the bridging clips. Always look out for the next tech. because one day it will be you!

Sorry, is this a 3300? Always look out for the next tech. because one day it will be you!