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Posted by Aaron Leonard on November 9, 2004, 11:26 am
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It's hard to say why you would be getting RNAs ... likely
problems:
- misconfigured signaling between switch and AS5800 (likely with
CAS/R2; not likely with ISDN)
- modems not working right?
If the RNAs are seen on particular T1s rather than on particular
modems, then the former theory would be the more probable explanation.
Aaron
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~ I have an as5800 with two DS3 lines coming in. All of my lines but two
~ are working. The phone company in this area is wierd and each 'line' on
~ the Ds3 is actually a T1. So these 2 lines for 2 areas don't answer.
~ You call and the modem shows it's C (call in setup) then drops it.. but
~ you just get continual dead air on the phone. It shows up as 'ring no
~ answer' which cisco says is:
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~ Ring no answers—Number of times the integrated modem detected ringing
~ but did not answer the incoming call.
~
~ What would cause them to do this? Is this my issue or the phone
~ companies? These two lines are setup exactly as the other 23 or so T1
~ lines on this system are setup, and one was installed some time ago, the
~ other more recently (so there are lines in between them).
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