[c-nsp] PRI D-Channel state 5 (dormant)?
Bruce Pinsky
bep at whack.org
Mon Feb 12 16:28:37 EST 2007
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Chris Boyd wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have some 3845s with 23B+D PRIs terminated on them for a voice
> application. We're working on test and turnup, and discovered an
> annoying problem. The ifOperStatus table entry for the D-channels
> occasionally goes into a state 5. According to Cisco's MIB docs,
> this means that the interface is "dormant" and ready to send or
> receive packets. Since we're just doing basic function tests at this
> point, it's impossible for us to tell if the PRI with the dormant D-
> Channel is actually working.
>
> We're running a 12.4T release.
>
> Any hints appreciated.
>
Try calling it with an analog phone. Have Q931 debugging turned on and see
if you get the signalling inbound indicating an incoming call of type voice.
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