We have the same dilema, running 7.0.22.
What does that mean in non telco terms?
Is there something I need to get the telco to do?

John

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On 9/7/2000 at 9:41 PM Robert McFadzien wrote:

>We also have a MAX6000 that has had these symptoms. We are also the Telco so
>couldnt blame anyone for it and had to try and figure it out. We run 7.2.3
>
>The engineers on the exchange first tried resetting their E1 interface which
>solved it temporarily and when it appeared a few days later, ended up
>replacing the cable to the E1 interface from the exchange to the MAX and
>re-setting their entire E1 bank controller after putting it down to bit
>errors or something like that and it hasnt re-appeared since. 
>
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Dave Montgomery [mailto:guido at ipa.net]
>>Sent: Thursday, 7 September 2000 04:34
>>To: ascend-users at bungi.com
>>Subject: RE: (ASCEND) MAX 6000 problems
>>
>>
>>We've had a very similar problem with several of our 6000's. 
>>We've had this
>>problem at pop's with PRI as well as T1, and with software 
>>versions tbixkh
>>7.0.22, 7.2.0, and 8.0.3. I've found that the reason the call 
>>is refused is
>>that the when the ratio of bad to good calls gets too high, 
>>the max assumes
>>it's a problem with the modem card and therefore puts it on 
>>the 195 list to
>>be rebooted. Once it does this it, lists the card as 
>>unavailable and waits
>>for everyone on it to disconnect before rebooting the card.
>>
>>The end result of this process is that while waiting for all 
>>the calls to
>>clear off the card, you have fewer modems than you thought. In 
>>our case,
>>this means you have more incoming lines than modems and so the max will
>>either refuse the call or it will route the call to HDLC 
>>drivers (in which
>>case, callers will hear digital tones and "show users" will 
>>list 56k or 64k
>>attempted connections).
>>
>>If you want to see if this is what's happening, you can go to 
>>diagnostics
>>and type "avm" if your code <8.0 or "lanp modem" if your code 
>>is >8.0. These
>>commands will list all available, used, suspect and 195 
>>(waiting for reset)
>>modems. This is usefull really only to see if the problem is 
>>occurring. You
>>can use the "fatal-history" command from diagnostics to see if 
>>the problem
>>haas occurred recently. It has the fatal log will list something like:
>>
>>WARNING:  Index: 195  Load: tbixkh.m60 Revision: 8.0.3
>>        Date: 09/03/2000.       Time: 13:00:34
>>        Location: b022faf4 b022fe14 b022d894 b022df00 b022dfb4 b019a338
>>
>>
>>Well, that's all I know about it. I still don't know exactly 
>>what causes the
>>max put modems on the 195 list and I don't know if there's a 
>>way to prevent
>>this. I'm not entirely sure if it's an equipment or telco 
>>issue and I don't
>>know where to look from here. If anyone out there has any 
>>thought's on the
>>matter I would love to hear them. This is a problem that we've been
>>experiencing for a while a now and nobody seems to know what's 
>>going on so
>>any input at all would be appreciated.
>>
>>Thanks.
>>
>>Hope this helps some Steve.
>>
>>
>>---Dave Montgomery
>>   IPA Network Technician
>>   1-800-785-4091
>>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: owner-ascend-users at max.bungi.com
>>[mailto:owner-ascend-users at max.bungi.com]On Behalf Of Steve Haavik
>>Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2000 6:45 AM
>>To: ascend-users at bungi.com
>>Subject: (ASCEND) MAX 6000 problems
>>
>>
>>Has anyone seen this or know what would cause it?
>>
>>Sep  6 22:57:11 anne-gwa ASCEND: LPMOD: Slot 8 All Modems Down
>>
>>We've been having a lot of trouble lately with this one site. 
>>I'm seeing
>>a large number of refused calls (with 2 to 4 modems in use) and strange
>>dialed numbers. The only thing I've found that will get it to start
>>answering calls again for more than a few hours is to reset the router.
>>I called Verizon about it and they took the PRI down for testing and of
>>course it worked for a few days after that, but now I 'm getting
>>complaints again. The router worked fine for a few months without
>>complaint and we have replaced it just  to make sure. It's currently
>>running 7.2.4 tbaxkh.m60.
>>
>>--
>>Steve Haavik
>>Sailor Operations Center
>>shaavik at soc.lib.md.us
>>Office: 410-396-5551
>>Cell: 410-371-3158
>>Pager: 410-379-1824
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