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Always be sure to check that the settings for the card match what the provider wants. (Switch type is a big one).
If you see HDLC Abort of Primary D-Chan, you most likely have a timing slip on the PRI. Replacing the cat-5 the provider usually uses with T1 individually shielded pair wiring often times helps with this, as well as potential echo on the lines.

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	#Always be sure to check that the settings for the card match what the provider wants. (Switch type is a big one).		#Always be sure to check that the settings for the card match what the provider wants. (Switch type is a big one).

	#If you see HDLC Abort of Primary D-Chan, you most likely have a timing slip on the PRI. Replacing the cat-5 the provider usually uses with T1 individually shielded pair wiring often times helps with this, as well as potential echo on the lines.		#If you see HDLC Abort of Primary D-Chan, you most likely have a timing slip on the PRI. Replacing the cat-5 the provider usually uses with T1 individually shielded pair wiring often times helps with this, as well as potential echo on the lines.