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Problem | Possible Solution(s) | |
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Computer does | Your PCI bus automatically configures the hardware | |
not boot up or | resources used by the adapter. Therefore, a resource | |
Host adapter not | conflict (address or IRQ) is probably not the problem. | |
found | To resolve the problem: | |
| 1. | Check to see whether the adapter is properly seated |
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| in the PCI slot. |
| 2. | Try a different PCI slot. |
| 3. | Contact Interphase Technical Service. |
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LoopTest failed | 1. | Check the cable connection between the adapter and |
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| the ISDN network. |
| 2. | Check that the ISDN switch type configured for the |
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| adapter matches the switch the adapter is using. |
| 3. | Check the phone number. |
| 4. | For more detailed information, see Understanding |
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RAS | The following possible solutions assume a successful | |
failed | LoopTest. (If you do not know how to check the | |
| following items, see Index of Common Tasks on | |
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| 1. | Check to see whether at least one ISDN RAS port is |
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| configured to make outgoing calls. |
| 2. | Check that the protocol(s) used by the remote user |
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| (IP, IPX/SPX, or NetBEUI) are configured in RAS |
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| 3. | Check your user ID and password. |
| 4. | Use SynWatch to see if an ISDN connection |
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| problem exists. (Does SynWatch see the ISDN call |
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| in progress? Is this call accepted by the remote |
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| system?) |
| 5. | Use SynWatch to see if a PPP negotiation problem |
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