ANSI SS7

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Unless you're seeing link related problems (link doesn't come up and 
those are scrolling continuously) you shouldn't worry about those 
messages.  MTP2 is designed to work around link layer hickups such as 
this.  You may see better performance though if you set your dchan to 
hardhdlc instead (though that only works on the TE4xxp and TE2xxp).

Matthew Fredrickson

On Oct 18, 2006, at 12:07 PM, Jason L. Nesheim wrote:

> I?m getting a strange error when I start up asterisk and I can?t tell 
> if it?s a problem with the ss7 linkset or something hardware related.
> ?
> This is what asterisk outputs:
> [Oct 18 12:02:16] ERROR[7160]: chan_zap.c:8273 ss7_linkset: HDLC Abort!
> ?
> This is the SS7 part of my Zapata.conf:
> ?
> signalling = ss7
> ?
> ss7type = ansi
> ?
> linkset = 1
> ?
> pointcode = 351400
> ?
> adjpointcode = 351240
> ?
> defaultdpc = 351240
> ?
> networkindicator=national
> ?
> cicbeginswith = 1001
> sigchan = 1
> channel = 2-24??????????????
> ?
> This is from my zaptel.conf:
> ?
> span=1,1,0,esf,b8zs
> bchan=2-24
> dchan=1????
> defaultzone=us

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