Hi. I have recently installed a second IPSI card into each of my two port networks. I thought that if one IPSI failed it would automatically switch to the second IPSI in the port network. I peformed a test where I connected a call and disconnected the first IPSI , after 30 secs the call disconnected and the port network did not switch over to the second IPSI resulting an outage for the whole port network . Is this normal ? I have configured all IPSI's the same and can see no reason why this should happen, any advice would be great !
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It's not as simple as plugging it in.
1) You need to be running with S87xx media servers to use dual IPSI
2) One IPSI in cabinet A, Slot 1 and one in Cabinet B, slot 1
3) One IPSI is configured for your control network A subnet the other is configured on control network B
4) You need to enable the IPSI duplication in Communication Manager (change ipserv x to setup the IP Addressing, change sys dup to enable the duplication).
SJF
1) You need to be running with S87xx media servers to use dual IPSI
2) One IPSI in cabinet A, Slot 1 and one in Cabinet B, slot 1
3) One IPSI is configured for your control network A subnet the other is configured on control network B
4) You need to enable the IPSI duplication in Communication Manager (change ipserv x to setup the IP Addressing, change sys dup to enable the duplication).
SJF
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