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Serif;font-size:13px;">Joe, the 256 HDLC framers are on each CT3
card, and you can't use the framers on one card to handle channels
on another card. However, you can go past the HDLC channel limit
by adding NextPort DSPs to handle the HDLC framing ("Tardis"), and
then the DSPs do act as a global pool.<br>
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Afaik, we never documented anything on this on CCO. Below is a
snippet of a config that uses RPM to switch HDLC calls to a
"Tardis" DSP pool.<br>
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Aaron<br>
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<pre><font color="#000000" face="Andale Mono">Yes, you can use RPM to route your HDLC calls to NP resources. Basically
you create a DNIS based customer profile and specify NP resource range for
that number, such that the call will be routed to NP resources instead of
default FreeDM resources. We use that in our Tardis testing and regression.
Here is the configuration looks like. If you need some automated help then
we have a ready-to-go scripts running for both AS5400 and AS5850.
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resource-pool enable
resource-pool group resource tardis-ports
range 1/0 - 1/323
resource-pool profile customer tardis-cust
limit base-size all
limit overflow-size 0
resource tardis-ports digital
dnis group tardis-dnis
dialer dnis group tardis-dnis
number <... your DNIS number here...></font>
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<div>The standard CT3 card for an AS5400 only allows 256
HDLC channels, or about 10.5 T1’s. Is there any other T3
card available for an AS5400 that supports more HDLC
channels, or any way to increase the number of HDLC
channels supported? Also, if I have two CT3 cards in a
unit, are the HDLC channels for each tied to their
respective cards, or are they available system-wide? That
is, would two cards required that I set up 10 T1’s on each
card, or would they allow me to set up 20 T1’s on one card
and no T1’s on the other?</div>
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