mrmike

This is a message from the CO into your PRI. What problems are you having on your PRI to cause this?

mitelman

Sometimes the calls are droped and I don't know way?

This tipe of message is continuos repeated.

mrmike

All calls are dropped and no calls stay up?
This message is usually only seen when you enable dch messaging in the system.
The only way to get to the bottom of itwould be to analyze all of these messages.
You turn these on by disabling the dchannel
entering enl serv X ( x is the dchannel number)
enl msgi X
enl msgo X

The reenable the dchannel.
Be prepared, there will be a lot messages coming out.
Then place a call out or into the span and follow the messages.
IMSG is incoming from teh CO
OMSG is kleaving the switch
You should be able to narrow it down from there.
You will need to work with the CO and report teh error message you are getting.
You may need to make some calls to verify that you have the Dchannel and rdb setup correctly.

Hope it helps

jack

Start with this --

LD 96
STAT MON

This will tell you which d-cahnnels have monitoring turned on (enbl).

To make your life simpler I would
LD 96
dis msg1 11

This will turn off the msg's on d-ch 11

then I would

SET MSGI 11 MON 0

This will reset the incomming messages on d-channel 11 to message level 0 -- what you are seeing is level 1

Thewn I would
ENL MSGI 11

This will restart the monitoring but in a tad more readable format

By the way your orginal msg looks like a normal connect msg. rather than an error.

Jack

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freddog

There have been a couple of times in the past where, intermittently, calls would drop while in progress. This occurred after my PRIs went down with CGA alarms and then came back up. Disabling and enabling my D-channels corrected the problem.

Fletch

Just for the record, the message you are reffering to is not an error. It is an incomming Facility Message, and could be anythingthing from the connected number to CPND if you are 25.40 NI2 and have it configured on the CO side.

Thee is actually quite a bit behind this message, but the only way to see it is with MON level 2 or MON level 1.

If you can capture this message in MON 1 mode (ENL MSGI x, then SET MSGI x MON 1) then I can decode it for you.

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jack

DAMN Fletch,

Thought I finally had you until I read further

The original Dch msg is in fact in level 1 format --


DCH 11 UIPE_IMSG CC_FAC_IND REF 000054FB CH 11 24 TOD 16:15:42

DCH x y MSG REF TN CH # X CK # X

But the important part is the "<more data in hexadecimal>" bit.

Hmmm....

I guess I'll have to keep tryin

Jack

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jack

That's a liitle odd, anyhow what I typed was --

But the important part is the "" bit

Where in quotes should read -- more data in hexadecimal.



Jack
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gei_spot

I guess what the question is, is what does this ' 000054FB ' mean?

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