Re: Timeouts

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1 total messages Started by Stuart Pierce Thu, 07 May 1998 00:00

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Author: Stuart Pierce
Date: Thu, 07 May 1998 00:00

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Motorola is what I'm using. I do have a couple of AT&T Paradyne 3510's I
could use, but I used to use these Motorola's and they worked fine when
I took them out of service. Think it could be a bad 10baseT cable ?

Johnson, John E. wrote:
> 
> Stuart,
> What is the manufacturer and model# of your DSUs?  (I say "DSU" because you
> previously had stated you were using a 56K circuit.  The term "CSU" to me
> means a T1 circuit.)
> 
> Carrier going up and down continuously indicates either a line problem or
> improper something (ie:  optioning, cables, defective unit) with the DSUs.
> 
> John
> 
> > ----------
> > From:         Stuart Pierce[SMTP:spierce@ascenture.net]
> > Sent:         Thursday, May 07, 1998 6:35 AM
> > To:   netblazer-users@itk-tele.com; Adam Bisbe
> > Subject:      Re: Timeouts
> >
> > I did a trace and got mars language then I did trace syn11 off. So then I
> > decided to do a"
> > Interface> start newlex
> > and th lights on the csu blinked and then this came up over and over
> > 06:36:16.44 syn11 info: CARRIER OFF\r
> > 06:36:19.45 syn11 info: CARRIER ON\r
> > 06:36:19.92 syn11 info: CARRIER OFF\r
> > CARRIER ON\r
> >
> > both csu's are set to factory options and the timing is dds we have cs,rd
> > & td on.
> >
> >

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