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Need help changing the tdm-group in my router

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Technyc2003

IS-IT--Management
Feb 10, 2004
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I'm doing an upgrade today with the Telco and I need to change this line on my router and I need to know how to do it please.

I need to change the line below from channel 1-8 to 1-24 (it needs to be now tdm-group 1 timeslots 1-24)
Can anyone tell me how I can make this change? I know all about the telnet so I'm okay with that.


tdm-group 1 timeslots 1-8

I logged into the router and did the config t command
once I was at the configuration screen I tried typing

no tdm-group 1 timeslots 1-8

afterwards I got the unknown error command.

I tried doing it in the interface eth 0/1 prompt and same thing.

Afterwards I'll need to save the command and I need to restart the router. I'm not at the actual site so I'll need to do it remotely.

Thank you.

 
You need to go into the controller mode after entering global config mode. Have a look near the top of you config and you should see some like:

controller T1 1

So what you need to do then is:

conf t
controller T1 1
no tdm-group 1 timeslots 1-8
tdm-group 1 timeslots 1-24
end

That should do it! For you ref:

 
I tried it and it didn't work but it's my fault because I failed to mention that I'm using an Adtran router which is somewhat similiar to the cisco commands. Once I typed Config T I was in the programming mode. Controller T1 1 did not work so I looked in the manual and I guess I'm supposed to type Interface eth 0/1 which I did and then tried config t again and I got that unknown error command. Below is a list commands from the router after I typed Config T:

banner - Define a login banner
boot - Modify system boot parameters
bridge - Set the bridge group number for
cross-connect - Create a cross-connect
do - Execute a root command
enable - Set 'enable' password parameter
event-history - Configure the event-history log
exit - Exit from configure mode
hostname - System's network name
interface - Select an interface to configur
ip - Global IP configuration subcomm
line - Configure line connections
logging - Modify event logging parameters
no - Negate a command or set its def
router - Enable a routing process
snmp-server - Configure SNMP parameters
username - Create a username and password
 
I figured it out....took me a while but I had to type

first:
------
interface T1 1/1

second:
-------
tdm-group 1 timeslots 1-24 speed 64

Once that was done the telco did it's test and I was able to ping the router with the new config and I'm done. Thank the Good Lord.

 
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