Enterasys Networks CSX6000 - Manual (Page 594)

USER’S GUIDE
594 CyberSWITCH
Unable to prompt for device name at this time
Indicates that the call command would prompt you for a device name, but the necessary
resources are not available. The recommended actions are as follows:
1. If possible, enter the device name on the command line.
2. If the device name cannot be entered from the command line (for example, the device
name contains command line delimiters of a space, a comma, a colon, or a tab), the user
can wait for a few minutes and see if any resources become available.
3. If actions 1 and 2 are ineffective, this may indicate an internal problem in the System,
please inform your service representative of the occurrence.
call peer [data rate] [device] [bearer]
Initiates a call to a peer at the given number. Entering the data rate, device, and bearer is
optional. We describe each of the optional fields below.
data rate
The default data rate value for HDLC calls is 56Kbps. The default data rate for digital modem
calls is Auto.
device
The valid values are:
•
HDLC : used for normal HDLC-ISDN calls
• DM : used for Digital Modem calls.
bearer
This field applies only to Digital Modem calls. The valid values are:
•
SPEECH (the default if no bearer type is specified)
• 3.1KHZ
The call peer command allows you to make a connection with another device. For example,
to call a site with the configured phone number of 13135552222 and a data rate of 64Kbps, you
would enter
call peer 13135552222 64.
To use this command for troubleshooting, you must enable the Call Trace feature to capture
any connect and disconnect messages that are generated by issuing the
call peer command.
To do this:
1. Erase the current report log by entering er at the system prompt.
2. Enable the Call Trace feature by entering trace on at the system prompt.
3. Issue the call peer [data rate] command.
4. Display the system log messages by entering the dr command at the system prompt.
5. Check the log report for connect messages relating to the remote device you are testing.
In response to the call peer command, you will see the following message echoed back for
informational purposes: