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I have a working XTS MPB2 Ver 4.0 PRI using a CSU. AT&T had the customer upgrade to a BVoIP PRI with a Router on site. When I bypass the CSU and plug into the router the PRI won't come up, Yellow alarm. I made a crossover cable, tried a straight cable, and 2 Pri cards one with DB15 and RJ45. AT&T says its a connection problem. Ideas?
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If the Pri worked before the upgrade, your connections are ok. Its AT&T
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The only difference is the CSU is removed and the PRI is connected to the router with pins 1 to 4 & 2 to 5 crossover cable. AT&T can't connect with the CSU in place.
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Does it work with the CSU in place?
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Yes on the old PRI Circuit. The AT&T people said the CSU causes conflicts because the router has a built in csu/dsu. AT&T said to use a crossover cable from the PRI to the router.
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I assume that they're using an Adtran 9000 series router. If so, then no, you don't need the CSU and yes, you must use a crossover cable and go directly to their router. For some reason, the CLECS around here always use port X3 for PRI circuits on the router. Are you plugging into that?
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It's a Cisco I don't remember the number.
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All you can do test the cross-over cable, and verify that your settings are compatible with AT&T. Don't believe it is your equipment just because they say so, as they're often wrong.
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Thanks for all of the info. My customer has been out of service since last Thursday. Just to verify the XTS 3031-51 PRI card with the RJ45 connection. The cross-over should be 1-4 and 2-5. Are there any info on that card? All I have is the DB15 info.
Thanks again.
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I believe you are correct.
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