Re: (ASCEND) TNT vs MAX, lower connect rates

["Norm" <norm@snowhill.com>]

I reset all the counters and have zero errors in the last few hours on all 6
lines. There were some there before the clear due to swapping cables. I
noticed the KFlex was set in the Term Serv settings, changing it to V90
helped the USR/X2 folks, but some folks are still getting slightly less on
their connect rates.

Norm


-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin A Smith <kevin@ascend.com>
To: Peter Lalor <plalor@infoasis.com>
Cc: ascend-users@max.bungi.com <ascend-users@max.bungi.com>
Date: Wednesday, September 16, 1998 6:01 PM
Subject: Re: (ASCEND) TNT vs MAX, lower connect rates


>>
>>As for the speed issues, check if your T1s are seeing errors.
Consolidating
>>circuits from more than one router to one is going to necessitate some
>>clocking changes. Also check where you're taking the clock from. I believe
>>it should be one of the circuits you take modem calls on.
>
>Yes. One thing to bear in mind is that you would have been feeding clock to
>each of the MAXen on at least one of the lines. The TNT likes to get clock
>from one source and provide loop-timing on the others.
>
>
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