I'm working with a small telco who indicated they have a reduced connection to long distance (MCI).
As I understand it maybe the ISDN calls are not handed off digitally.
When I hook up my equipment, I can't get a long distance ISDN link to come up from this small town to the home router.
Is there a way to trick ISDN into answering a digital call coming in as an analog call?
The local telco vendor indicated there is a work around by using the following command. I attempted every variation of this command on both calling and recieving routers without success.
Command: ISDN not-end-to-end {56|64}
What is the purpose of this command if not to cover non-ISDN calls? Wouldn't a non-ISDN call be an analog call?
When debugging,
On the home router, when I call or get called my debug result is
"cause i=)x82D8 Incompatible Destination".
On the router in the small town, I get Cause i=0x84C1 -Bearer capability not implemented.
How can I get this ISDN connection to work?
The local telco vendor is still working on it, as am I.
Thanks!
Mark
