
Troubleshooting a Network Layer Problem
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2.
Disconnect the local and remote CSUs from the DCE, and use a breakout
box to verify whether the DCE (modem or CSU) is sending a DSR signal
to the router interface in the on state (positive voltage).
If it is, configure the DCE for DSR to follow CD, or configure DSR to be in
the off state until the DCE receives a DTR signal, and reconnect the CSUs.
Unfortunately, DCE manufacturers use inconsistent terminology for these
settings.
The V.35 pin assignments are as follows:
• RLSD (received line signal detection) Pin F
• RI (ring indicator) Pin J
• DSR (data set ready) Pin E
• DTR (data terminal ready) Pin H
Troubleshooting ISDN BRI and PRI
Troubleshoot ISDN BRI and PRI as follows:
1.
For ISDN PRI only, verify that MCT1/MCE1 initialized correctly.
Example
# 7: mm/dd/yy 10:38:39.363 DEBUG SLOT 4 DS1E1 Code: 50
Connector COM1, Logical Line 1 time_slot = 16.
Connector COM1, Logical Line 1 time_slot = 17.
Connector COM1, Logical Line 1 time_slot = 18.
Connector COM1, Logical Line 1 time_slot = 19.
Connector COM1, Logical Line 1 time_slot = 20.
Connector COM1, Logical Line 1 time_slot = 21.
Connector COM1, Logical Line 1 time_slot = 22.
Connector COM1, Logical Line 1 time_slot = 23.
Connector COM1, Logical Line 1 time_slot = 24.
Connector COM1, Logical Line 1 initialization complete
2.
Filter the log to display messages of all severity levels for the ISDN PRI,
ISDN BRI, and switched services running on the slots in question.
Note:
This is the preferred way to resolve this problem. However, if the CSUs
do not support this solution, use the Configuration Manager to edit the
connector of the backup line, click on Modem, and disable RI. DTR then goes
high only if the primary line becomes unavailable.
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