Nortel RLC Installation And Administration Manual page 345

June 2005
13 Closed
14 No Number to Dial
15 Primary to another unit
Disruptive mode testing
If any voice calls are present on the PSTN when the testing starts, Disruptive
mode testing causes all existing PSTN lines to the specified Remote Gateway
9100 Series unit to close abruptly. Before the test starts, however, the system
displays a warning message indicating the number of voice calls present. You
must specify that you want to go ahead with the tests.
In addition, on the Remote Gateway 9150 unit:
Local trunk calls that have occupied Local and Remote configured B-
channels drop.
Remote calls occupying Remote configured B-channels drop.
Local calls occupying Remote configured B-channels and Emergency 911
calls do not drop.
You cannot place any local outgoing trunk calls on trunk groups that use
Local and Remote B-channels.
Similarly, no incoming local trunk calls are allowed on Local and Remote
B-channels.
During disruptive mode testing, the following occurs:
A primary channel is brought up from the RLC side.
Other channels are tested from the:
— RLC to the Remote Gateway 9150 unit
— Remote Gateway 9150 unit to RLC in the given range of data ports of
the RLC
QoS transition is not allowed to happen.
No voice calls are allowed to go on the PSTN.
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During normal testing process, this message indicates
that a trunk brought up for testing purpose closed
normally.
Displayed for primary if there is no PSTN number
configured to dial Remote Gateway 9150 unit, or if the
primary port is in use. Check PSTN number
configuration and try to do test at a later time.
The specified port is primary to another Remote
Gateway 9100 Series unit. No test can be performed
on this port.
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