OK, last try before a complete hard-disk format: I just reset everything. The * machine, the old PBX and the NT(BA)s. I also changed the PCI-port the card hangs in (but there's no difference noticeable on that, so I assume everything is fine with the PCI-port).
The PBX and the HFC-card are connected directly to the NT(BA). Card ports are all in TE mode. What I found out: When I run visdn_configurator, the card gets set-up "properly". But all the LEDs show a green indication. When I now dial the systems freezes... Back to start, all systems rebooted. Again I get the green indication. The LEDs only change to red when I "occupy" a line with the old PBX. The line used makes the specific LED change to red indicating a active Layer1. Now I can dial (multiple times) without a system freeze, but I still get the "DLC is disconnected" message in the CLI. This lets me assume that the drivers/ Asterisk-system are not able to switch to layer1 nor get a TEI assigned. What module/ driver part is responsible for the TEI assignment or the activation of layer1? Might see a chance of pin-pointing a possibly mal-installation that way. THX for your help in advance. _______________________________________________ Visdn-hackers mailing list [email protected] https://mailman.uli.it/mailman/listinfo/visdn-hackers
