H323 GW PRI to Adtran Atlas 800

balitewiczp · ‎03-25-2010

Curious if anyones configured T1 PRI back to back

with a Adtran Atlas 800? Im using

T1 crossover, Layer 1 is active. Looks like Im fighting aprotocol problem. I am set to network.

L2 status is TEI Unassigned.

Thanks

William Bell · ‎03-25-2010

Either the Atlas or the gateway will need to be configured to generate clock for the line. That is the physical layer, which (based on your post) you have handled. The next step is to make sure that one of the devices is emulating the network while the other side is a "user" on the network. The Atlas can emulate the network. It has been a while so I don't recall the exact procedures.

HTH.

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Bill

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balitewiczp · ‎03-26-2010

Thanks for the info. Would you expect to see Multiple Frame Established? I've also heard that I might need a standard T1 cable, rather than a Crossover, b/c one side is network. Thoughts are appreciated. The GW is configured for network, and clocking is internal. Still looking at TEI_Unassigned.

Aaron Harrison · ‎03-26-2010

Hi

If you are configuring the Cisco GW as the network side, it still needs a crossover (unless the other box does something clever) - the pinout for the port is still a 'user' side pinout, and that's what the crossover fixes.

You have L1 up, so that proves it...

If it is the Cisco that you want as network, your config should be:

Controller t1 x/x/x

Clock source internal

Pri-group timeslots 1-24

! also need to verify/match up your framing/encoding with the other end

Interface serial x/x/x:15

Isdn switch-type

isdn protocol-emulate network

Regards

Aaron

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