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We just added a new FR circuit to our network. No alarms on smart jack or
Adtran CSU/DSU. However, I can't get the circuit up. When I reload the
router, I get connectivity for about 30 seconds after the reload, then S1
goes to up/down. DTE LMI is also down. I replaced the v.35 cable going
from the router to the CSU, but still no luck.

Have tried setting lmi-type to both Cisco and auto. It autodetects cisco.

I can try to do a debug, but not sure what to look for. Any suggestions
appreciated.

Are you sure that the carrier has activated at their end ?

Cisco frame-relay troubleshooting doc:

http://cco.cisco.com/en/US/partner/t....shtml#topic20

try "debug frame-relay lmi" to see if you get any output

see Cisco frame-relay troubleshooting doc:

http://cco.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk71...hnologies_tech...

Turns out ISP had set the protocol to "disabled." I guess that's the "turn
up" part of "test and turn up."


"JohnD" <> wrote in message
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> We just added a new FR circuit to our network. No alarms on smart jack or
> Adtran CSU/DSU. However, I can't get the circuit up. When I reload the
> router, I get connectivity for about 30 seconds after the reload, then S1
> goes to up/down. DTE LMI is also down. I replaced the v.35 cable going
> from the router to the CSU, but still no luck.
>
> Have tried setting lmi-type to both Cisco and auto. It autodetects cisco.
>
> I can try to do a debug, but not sure what to look for. Any suggestions
> appreciated.
>

If the circuit is now up, it might be a good idea for you to capture
some of the debug outputs spo you know what they looks like when
circuit is operating properly