[Eisfair] [e1] asterisk-dahdi-hfcs mit 2 Karten

[Stefan Welte]

Hallo beisammen,

um bei eingehenden Telefonaten mehr als zwei ISDN-Telefone gleichzeitig bimmeln zu lassen, habe ich soeben
eine zwote HFC-S-Karte eingebaut.

Leider läuft eine der beiden Karten scheinbar nicht im NT-Modus:
> eis2*CLI> dahdi show status
> Description                              Alarms  IRQ    bpviol CRC    Fra Codi Options  LBO
> HFC-S PCI A ISDN card 0 [NT]             OK      0      0      0      CCS AMI           0 db (CSU)/0-133 feet (DSX-1)
> HFC-S PCI A ISDN card 1 [TE]             OK      0      0      0      CCS AMI           0 db (CSU)/0-133 feet (DSX-1)
> eis2*CLI>

Konfiguration:
> START_DAHDI='yes'                      # Start Dahdi, yes or no
> DAHDI_TONEZONE='de'                    # Default = de
> DAHDI_CARDS_N='1'                      # Number of DAHDI Cards
> DAHDI_CARDS_1_NAME='hfcs'              # it is only for you
> DAHDI_CARDS_1_ACTIVE='yes'             # Use: yes or no
> DAHDI_CARDS_1_DRIVER='dahdi_hfcs'      # Drivername
> DAHDI_CARDS_1_OPTION='nt_modes=0'      # option for driver, if required

> ASTERISK_LOAD_DAHDI='yes'              # Load Dahdi modules at up?
> ASTERISK_HFCS_GROUP_N='1'
> ASTERISK_HFCS_GROUP_1_ACTIVE='yes'
> ASTERISK_HFCS_GROUP_1_TYPE='zaphfc'    # 'zaphfc' for normal HFCS card or multi 
>                                        # for double or quad port cards
> ASTERISK_HFCS_GROUP_1_PROVIDE_S0_BUS='yes'
>                                        # 'yes' if you want to connect other phones to
>                                        # this port. 'no' if you connect this port to
>                                        # your phone company
> ASTERISK_HFCS_GROUP_1_PTP='no'         # if the port is connected to your phone company
>                                        # and you have a Point-to-Point (Anlagenanschluss)
>                                        # connection, set this to yes
> ASTERISK_HFCS_GROUP_1_PORTS='2'        # How many RJ45 ports belong to this group
>                                        # (may be spreaded over serveral cards)

Jemand eine Idee, wo es eckt?

Danke,
Stefan