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PRI's Supported
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ptstechnician
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I could be wrong, but the 3rd DTI card you put in the Fiber Trunk Module, needs to be the latest release.
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RikRodgers
Vendor
And in the first slot of the first TM, as I recall.
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SupportDude
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SupportDude
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That is what is recommended and preferred by Nortel.
It allows for correct clock control and line numbering.
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It allows for correct clock control and line numbering.
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oneofthegirls
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per NORTEL. The 3rd PRI has to be a point to point see below. This is the response from ASK at Nortel
Regarding your inquiry on the following:
In a MICS: I can have 3 PRI's. The first 2 PRI's (in the core) are connected to the public network (DID/DOD). The 3rd PRI (located in Trunk Module #8), can this also be connected to the public network (DID/DOD) or can it only be used as a Point-to-Point circuit tied to another location?
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No, that 3rd PRI can only be used as a point-to-point connection with an ending location.
Regarding your inquiry on the following:
In a MICS: I can have 3 PRI's. The first 2 PRI's (in the core) are connected to the public network (DID/DOD). The 3rd PRI (located in Trunk Module #8), can this also be connected to the public network (DID/DOD) or can it only be used as a Point-to-Point circuit tied to another location?
Response:
No, that 3rd PRI can only be used as a point-to-point connection with an ending location.
SupportDude
Technical User
Consider your source oneofthegirls.
Those ASK questions go to first level support in India.
How long do you think they've worked with Norstar/BCM?
Some of them may now have a whole year of experience
I've done this in the field several times.
No problems.
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Those ASK questions go to first level support in India.
How long do you think they've worked with Norstar/BCM?
Some of them may now have a whole year of experience
I've done this in the field several times.
No problems.
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SupportDude
Technical User
Not actually "free run" hawks.
They are going to time off the primary source too.
System will get timing from Primary.
Should Primary fail, Secondary becomes timing source, should that fail, you're in free run.
Even in situations where you may have a Primary to Telco and another PRI to another system ... if you set the clock on the one to the other system as Master, its sending the clock received from Telco on the Primary.
The only time the system will use its internal oscillator is when no other source is available.
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They are going to time off the primary source too.
System will get timing from Primary.
Should Primary fail, Secondary becomes timing source, should that fail, you're in free run.
Even in situations where you may have a Primary to Telco and another PRI to another system ... if you set the clock on the one to the other system as Master, its sending the clock received from Telco on the Primary.
The only time the system will use its internal oscillator is when no other source is available.
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SupportDude
Technical User
Yeah man ... I've seen that too.
I guess it all in the interpretation of "Free Run".
We know its not really "Free" run or we would see a slew of events from the card.
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I guess it all in the interpretation of "Free Run".
We know its not really "Free" run or we would see a slew of events from the card.
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