Hi All, NFAS Outbound call interface selection order always seemed clear to me until today. For example, I have 5 T1's configured in a single NFAS group. Interface 0 thru 4. Incoming calls use the b channels on Interface 0 and work its way towards interface 4. Outbound calls use Interface 4 and work its was towards Interface 0. I've started running into a glare issue at one of my locations and noticed that the outbound calls in the above scenario are using Interface 3 first then Interface 1 next which starts stepping on the incoming calls. Does outbound selection order look at physical slot placement of the circuit rather than the Interface # configured on NFAS?
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