[cisco-voip] 911 Calls

[Jared Mauch]

	do you have gw-accounting syslog enabled?

	and some logging buffer enabled enough that it would help?

	i've found this useful in tracking down calls...

	you can then login and do 'sh log' and try to figure out what
happened.

	i'd also increase your call retain mib stuff so 'sh call hist'
will show you the detailed information as long as possible, try to close
the feedback loop with the 911 opers fast enough that you can
get in and view the data..  cisco doesn't hold it for very long :(
even with the max configured values..

	- jared

On Mon, Apr 11, 2005 at 01:57:31PM -0500, Jevin Kasselman wrote:
> I have a remote site with a 1760 router and two (2)  fxo cards in it
> that randomly decides to call 911. As far as I can tell, nothing ever
> goes off hook but this problem started after this system was installed.
> There are two other sites with exactly the same setup, but different
> local telco, and don't have one problem.
> 
> I have no idea as to where to start looking.  Any ideas would be
> appreciated.  
> 
> Jevin Kasselman
> Broadband Division
> Wheatland Electric Cooperative, Inc
> EMail: jkassel at weci.net
> 

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