Sangoma is working on it with me just for information here is what
appears in /var/log/messages when the PRI goes down:
Aug 7 06:11:48 EMSPBX kernel: wanpipe1: Critical: Echo Canceller Chip
Security Compromised: Disabling Driver!
Aug 7 06:11:48 EMSPBX kernel: wanpipe1: Please call Sangoma
Ok thanks looks like the card is running the most recent version
of the firmware.Oh well.. as you said Sangoma tech support is
wonderful... and I have no doubts they will assist in resolving the
issue.. just wish they weren't PST (or some variation of that).
On 8/5/07, Tom [EMAIL
Stephen Bosch wrote:
Steve Totaro wrote:
Note to Digium
I wish I could upgrade my wct4xxp drivers locally. I still have the v1
firmware on my card.
It is kind of hard (next to impossible) to pull it from a production
machine and ship it to Digium. That might take a week if all goes
Stephen Bosch wrote:
The only way this will ever happen is if Digium completely redesigns the
card, which is a long way of saying that you will buy a new card before
you have that request filled.
That is incorrect. The TE4XXP cards with v2 or later firmware *can* be
upgraded in the field, but
Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
Stephen Bosch wrote:
The only way this will ever happen is if Digium completely redesigns the
card, which is a long way of saying that you will buy a new card before
you have that request filled.
That is incorrect. The TE4XXP cards with v2 or later firmware
And what of all the folk that have a v1 card (I've got 2 quad-ports
sitting here) ?
And can you cross-ship a v1 card for a v2 card replacement ?
Julian.
Steve Totaro wrote:
Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
Stephen Bosch wrote:
The only way this will ever happen is if Digium completely
Might as well unless you have to pay shipping twice.
Wanna sell one of those quad port cards if it is just sitting there
(after you get the firmware upgraded of course :-) )?
Thanks,
Steve
Julian Lyndon-Smith wrote:
And what of all the folk that have a v1 card (I've got 2 quad-ports
sitting
Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
Have you looked at the Sangoma cards and the Digium cards? Did you
notice that *both* of them are based on large Xilinx FPGA parts? They
both use an 'FPGA architecture', at least for the PCI interface and
TDM/data buffering (both cards use dedicated T1/E1/J1 framer
(top-posting because Julian did, and I'm too lazy to fix it all)
Last I checked, the replacement with the new firmware is only for those who
bought the card in the last year (i.e. the card is still under warranty).
Those of us who were early adopters cannot enjoy the improvements of the
upgraded
Hi David -
Last I checked, the replacement with the new firmware is only for those who
bought the card in the last year (i.e. the card is still under warranty).
Those of us who were early adopters cannot enjoy the improvements of the
upgraded firmware without buying all new cards.
David Gomillion wrote:
Last I checked, the replacement with the new firmware is only for those
who bought the card in the last year (i.e. the card is still under
warranty). Those of us who were early adopters cannot enjoy the
improvements of the upgraded firmware without buying all new cards.
Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
David Gomillion wrote:
Last I checked, the replacement with the new firmware is only for those
who bought the card in the last year (i.e. the card is still under
warranty). Those of us who were early adopters cannot enjoy the
improvements of the upgraded firmware
adequate response, I would encourage you to try again. In the past few
months we have begun using SalesForce to track incoming customer
requests and I'm pretty confident every request now gets a response as
it should G
Ewww...the failing CRM company :)
Matt wrote:
Hi,
I have a client who has a system with a Sangoma 1 port PRI card with
echo canceling in it.For some reason, when the system comes up the
PRI will stay up for about 4-5 hours, then drop. zap show status
shows everything as ok, but we can't make or receive any calls until
I have verified it is EXACTLY 5 hours. At 5 hours, the PRI stops
working until I issue a restart on the wanrouter interface. I have a
call into Sangoma and Verizon to figure out who's problem it is. Can
anyone offer any thoughts?
On 8/5/07, Matt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a client
I am aware that Sangoma has amazing support, that's why we use their
cards =). It's just the most bizarre thing.. exactly 5 hours after
wanrouter starts (ie the PRI comes up) it will lose signaling until a
restart of wanrouter.
On 8/5/07, John Novack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matt wrote:
Hi,
I had something similar happen recently with a new Sangoma 2 port PRI
card with HWEC and a new PRI provider. Ours would drop carrier about
once a week.
Sangoma had me upgrade the card firmware (not the drivers) which
fixed our problem. That is covered on their wiki.
Their support is
Note to Digium
I wish I could upgrade my wct4xxp drivers locally. I still have the v1
firmware on my card.
It is kind of hard (next to impossible) to pull it from a production
machine and ship it to Digium. That might take a week if all goes well.
Thanks,
Steve
Tom wrote:
I had something
Should have read firmware rather than drivers...
Steve Totaro wrote:
Note to Digium
I wish I could upgrade my wct4xxp drivers locally. I still have the v1
firmware on my card.
It is kind of hard (next to impossible) to pull it from a production
machine and ship it to Digium. That might
I found the firmware files on Sangomas website...but could not find
the upgrade procedure...can you advise on how to do it or provide a
link?
On 8/5/07, Tom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had something similar happen recently with a new Sangoma 2 port PRI
card with HWEC and a new PRI provider.
At 07:02 PM 8/5/2007, you wrote:
I found the firmware files on Sangomas website...but could not find
the upgrade procedure...can you advise on how to do it or provide a
link?
I used this.
http://wiki.sangoma.com/sangoma-hardware
On 8/5/07, Tom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had something
Steve Totaro wrote:
Note to Digium
I wish I could upgrade my wct4xxp drivers locally. I still have the v1
firmware on my card.
It is kind of hard (next to impossible) to pull it from a production
machine and ship it to Digium. That might take a week if all goes well.
The only way
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