| Which version software is it running?
What other applications is connected to the system?
What type of CPU (CPU,CPUV or CPU-X)?
Occasionally it could be just a corrupt database, which means a manual re-type of the database.
Also check that the system clocks are in sync. I would usually use them in this order
1. ISDN Provider
2. Network Interface
3. System clock
From memory I can't remember having to many problems with the IPNC board locking up the system, but then you are using an old cut down IP office/argent (IPNC), which are not reknown for reliabilty.
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