You might like to try "wannext" instead of "wandis". wandis (short for wandisplay) prints every frame of every call. wannext displays the frames of one call only, namely the next call. You might also try the "debug on" command. If debug is off, all the debug commands you gave work their little hearts out, but nothing appears on the screen. > From: "Howard Leadmon" <howardl at abs.net> > Date: Sun, 12 May 2002 05:03:29 -0400 > Subject: RE: (ASCEND) Max TNT Configuration help - ISDN and Modems.. (HELP) > > > > Howard, > > If the TNT is showing "64K" then you have succeeded in establishing a > > digital call. The next step is to do a controlled test. Hopefully, > > you have the TNT in a lab where you can experiment a bit. > > Yep, it shows 64K or 56K in the window depending on what type call I > tell the ISDN TA to make. > > > > You want to do this so that only one call is on the TNT. Otherwise, > > it will be harder to figure it out. First, down all the modem cards > > (slot -d <slotnumber>) so that only one modem card remains up. > > Open that card (open 1 <slotnumber>) and enter this command: > > madd-1/5> wandis 64 > > OK, this one is strange, I this as I shutdown all but one of the csm3v > cards in the unit, verified this with show. Then entered the above, and > make sure debug was enabled as well. When I place a call to the TNT, it > don't matter if it's 64K or 56K Data, or even a PPP connection over POTS > to a modem, I get no output at all from this thing, it just sets at the > command prompt waiting for me to do something. Now still like always, > the modem call does succeed, and establishes a connection and auth's via > radius. The ISDN Data calls, show 56/64K, but no attempt to ever auth > is even attempted. > > So not sure what I am doing wrong with this one, unless I missed some > other command I need to run. > > > > Then, place the digital call and observe the output. There should be > > a few "RECV" and "XMIT" blocks. If you get something else (or > nothing), your > > problem is on the other end. Use ethereal or RFC1661 to decode the > output > > and try to find out what happens on the PPP negotiations. Are you > actually > > negotiating authentication? Is there anything besides LCP packets > (protocol > > c021)? > > Needless to say I never got this far.. > > > > If none of these ideas help, you should probably try contacting Lucent > > Tech Support. They can verify your configuration. > > Oh well, thanks for trying, I can't even imagine what Lucent will charge > to help with this, but as nobody else has chirped in with any ideas, I > guess I am pretty much stuck at this time. Can't believe this TNT has > beaten me, as I have never before been unable to make one work, but > guess when I figure it out I will have learned something.. :-) > > - --- > Howard Leadmon - howardl at abs.net - http://www.abs.net > ABSnet Internet Services - Phone: 410-361-8160 - FAX: 410-361-8162 ++ Ascend Users Mailing List ++ To unsubscribe: send unsubscribe to ascend-users-request at bungi.com Archives: http://www.nexial.com/mailinglists/