If you have a loopback plug, I would take that PRI down, unplug the NIU from
the Asterisk box, and plug that RJ45 loopback plug in to the NIU, and call
the telco, have them run a loop test on your circuit.  Out here in
Qwest-land they can usually get a tester on it and get results to you in
less than an hour.  Sounds to me like that problem is theirs, this would
help prove it.
Chris Coulthurst
chris@shuksan.com
 
|-----Original Message-----
|From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com 
|[mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of 
|Mark Johnson
|Sent: Sunday, June 12, 2005 7:53 AM
|To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com
|Subject: [Asterisk-Users] DID Issue
|
|
|I have a pretty strange problem.  I have about 100 DID's that 
|come down 
|a PRI from SBC in the United States.  On Friday afternoon, one of my 
|DID's flipped out.  When you call it, the SBC operator comes 
|on and says 
|that the line has been disconnected.  I contacted them and 
|they ran test 
|and they are telling me the problem has to be on my end.  My 
|problem is 
|that the CLI never shows the number as called.  It seems to me 
|it would 
|show that ZAP channel ring and then say what it decided to with it.  
|I've got nothing.  I even shut the * box down and brought it back up, 
|same problem...
|
|In the past, if I shut down a SIP device and you try to call the DID, 
|I'm pretty sure you got a busy signal, not an SBC operator.  
|Anyone have 
|idea how to troubleshoot this one?  I pretty sure it's a problem with 
|the phone company, some type of translation issue.
|
|Mark
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