Re: [asterisk-users] Multiple Digium cards with one NFAS trunkgroup

2010-01-04 Thread lesly dorval
From reading the documentation that came with dahdi-tools I gathered that the second span should be span=2,2... designating it as a backup timing source in case your primary span=1,1... should die. I am not sure that you can designate two primary timing sources and have seamless failover in a

[asterisk-users] Multiple Digium cards with one NFAS trunkgroup

2009-12-28 Thread Ron McCarthy
Hi list, Ive got a server with 6 ports on it (4+2 port card) we have a DS3 delivering all voice DS1's to us. Carrier has a trunkgroup for the first 8 span (we only have the first 6 plugged in right now). Everything works fine until we fail the primary D channel (D's are on 24,48) the secondary

Re: [asterisk-users] Multiple Digium cards with one NFAS trunkgroup

2009-12-28 Thread Steve Totaro
On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 12:45 PM, Ron McCarthy ronmc...@gmail.com wrote: Hi list, Ive got a server with 6 ports on it (4+2 port card) we have a DS3 delivering all voice DS1's to us. Carrier has a trunkgroup for the first 8 span (we only have the first 6 plugged in right now). Everything

Re: [asterisk-users] Multiple Digium cards with one NFAS trunkgroup

2009-12-28 Thread Kevin P. Fleming
Steve Totaro wrote: I would call Digium but last I knew, NFAS only worked across one card. NFAS is implemented in libpri and Asterisk (chan_zap or chan_dahdi), which means it has no concept of 'cards' at all. Cards are handled at the Zaptel/DAHDI layer, and are presented as spans full of

Re: [asterisk-users] Multiple Digium cards with one NFAS trunkgroup

2009-12-28 Thread Ron McCarthy
Ill try another mx of libPRI, it has to be something goofy. Thanks for the input guys. On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 11:00 AM, Kevin P. Fleming kpflem...@digium.comwrote: Steve Totaro wrote: I would call Digium but last I knew, NFAS only worked across one card. NFAS is implemented in libpri