libss7 troubles

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Hi,
 I'm sort of stuck on getting this ss7 link up and running. All I know
about the switch i'm trying to connect to is that it's an Ericsson
over E1 and what the opc/dpc are. I'm using a Sangoma A101, but as far
as I can tell, it's up and running correctly. In ss7linktest it goes
so far as to say --SS7 up--, but then it keeps trying to resend
messages

 Here is the output of my ss7linktest :

./ss7linktest 16 itu 232 1000
Starting link 1
Link state change: IDLE -> NOTALIGNED
Len = 4 [ ff ff 01 00 ]
FSN: 127 FIB 1
BSN: 127 BIB 1
>[0] LSSU SIO

Len = 4 [ ff ff 01 00 ]
FSN: 127 FIB 1
BSN: 127 BIB 1
<[0] LSSU SIO

Link state change: NOTALIGNED -> ALIGNED
Len = 4 [ ff ff 01 02 ]
FSN: 127 FIB 1
BSN: 127 BIB 1
>[0] LSSU SIE

Len = 4 [ ff ff 01 02 ]
FSN: 127 FIB 1
BSN: 127 BIB 1
<[0] LSSU SIE

Link state change: ALIGNED -> PROVING
Len = 3 [ ff ff 00 ]
FSN: 127 FIB 1
BSN: 127 BIB 1
<[0] FISU

Link state change: PROVING -> ALIGNEDREADY
Len = 25 [ ff 80 16 c1 e8 00 fa 00 11 f0 aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa aa ]
FSN: 0 FIB 1
BSN: 127 BIB 1
<[0] MSU
[ ff 80 16 ]
        Network Indicator: 3 Priority: 0 User Part: STD_TEST (1)
        [ c1 ]
        OPC 1000 DPC 232 SLS 0
        [ e8 00 fa 00 ]
        H0: 1 H1: 1
        [ 11 ]

Link state change: ALIGNEDREADY -> INSERVICE
Len = 25 [ 80 80 16 c1 e8 03 3a 00 21 f0 aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa aa ]
FSN: 0 FIB 1
BSN: 0 BIB 1
>[0] MSU
[ 80 80 16 ]
        Network Indicator: 3 Priority: 0 User Part: STD_TEST (1)
        [ c1 ]
        OPC 232 DPC 1000 SLS 0
        [ e8 03 3a 00 ]
        H0: 1 H1: 2
        [ 21 ]

[0] MTP2 link up
[0] --- SS7 Up ---
Len = 9 [ 80 81 06 c0 e8 03 3a 00 17 ]
FSN: 1 FIB 1
BSN: 0 BIB 1
>[0] MSU
[ 80 81 06 ]
        Network Indicator: 3 Priority: 0 User Part: NET_MNG (0)
        [ c0 ]
        OPC 232 DPC 1000 SLS 0
        [ e8 03 3a 00 ]
        H0: 7 H1: 1
        Message type: TRA
        [ 17 ]

Len = 20 [ 80 82 11 c1 e8 03 3a 00 11 a0 32 35 36 34 32 38 36 32 38 38 ]
FSN: 2 FIB 1
BSN: 0 BIB 1
>[0] MSU
[ 80 82 11 ]
        Network Indicator: 3 Priority: 0 User Part: STD_TEST (1)
        [ c1 ]
        OPC 232 DPC 1000 SLS 0
        [ e8 03 3a 00 ]
        H0: 1 H1: 1
        [ 11 ]

Len = 14 [ 80 83 0b c5 e8 03 3a 10 01 00 17 01 01 17 ]
FSN: 3 FIB 1
BSN: 0 BIB 1
>[0] MSU
[ 80 83 0b ]
        Network Indicator: 3 Priority: 0 User Part: ISUP (5)
        [ c5 ]
        OPC 232 DPC 1000 SLS 1
        [ e8 03 3a 10 ]
                CIC: 1
                [ 01 00 ]
                Message Type: GRS
                [ 17 ]
                --VARIABLE LENGTH PARMS[1]--
                Range and status:
                        Range: 23
                        [ 01 17 ]

Got retransmission request sequence numbers greater than 127.
Retransmitting 4 message(s).

If I try this in asterisk, all I get is :
Got retransmission request sequence numbers greater than 127.
Retransmitting 4 message(s).
Got retransmission request sequence numbers greater than 127.
Retransmitting 4 message(s).
Got retransmission request sequence numbers greater than 127.
Retransmitting 4 message(s).
Got retransmission request sequence numbers greater than 127.
Retransmitting 4 message(s).  etc ....

Here is my conf files:
> cat /etc/zaptel.conf
loadzone=in
defaultzone=in

#Sangoma A101 port 1 [slot:2 bus:1 span: 1]
span=1,0,0,ccs,hdb3
bchan=1-15,17-31
dchan=16

> cat /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf
[channels]
signalling=ss7
ss7type=itu
linkset=1
switchtype=national
networkindicator = national_spare
context=from-pstn
pointcode=232
adjpointcode=1000
defaultdpc=1000
cicbeginswith=1
channel=1-15
cicbeginswith=17
channel=17-31
sigchan=16

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
  Russ



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