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Author Re: ISDN PRI - Message not compatible with call
Jonathan Charles

2007-06-04, 1:12 pm

Actually, on the PRI debugs, I am not seeing any calling name info...


Jonathan

On 6/4/07, Vince Loschiavo <VLoschiavo@data-corporation.com> wrote:
> Not necessarily.
>
> Sometimes this is call manager not accepting the Caller-ID names.
>
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> Subject: [cisco-voip] ISDN PRI - Message not compatible with call
> state...
>
> Getting a message on PRI debugs, just wondering if it is something to
> be concerned about :
>
> Cause i = 0x80E56E - Message not compatible with call state
>
> Cisco's website says this for this code:
>
> The remote equipment receives an expected message that does not
> correspond to the current state of the connection.
>
> This issue occurs due to a D-channel error.
>
>
> Is this bad???
>
> the call connects...
>
>
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