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Here is myt scenario. We have a Definity G3rSIv9 that is currently in place. We are trying to deploy a SX2000 to basically hang off of the g3r via line side T's. I am having trouble bringing up the circuit (AMI-basic/D4 on the Lucent side). When I test the circuit in the Mitel it is stating there is no syncronization. Without a network T comming into the Mitel how can I set the sync? When I set network auto it chooses my first T as the sync, but it is not there.
Any help is absolutly appreciated.
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Tough one. Can you loopback? Do you have a CSU in the middle?
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Yea, I can loop back both boards no prob. I was'nt planning to use a CSU since the PBX's are grounded together a foot apart. I do have a Adtran 120 I can throw into the mix and see if that fixes it.
Thanks! I let you know what happens.
[This message has been edited by T-1 (edited April 02, 2003).]
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Use the netsync source command and form to set which t1 you sync from
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