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From: byczynsk@udel.edu (Larry Byczynski)
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Date: 17 Sep 90 16:13:38 GMT
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Greetings from Delaware,

I have a dilemma that I am trying to cheaply solve and I am 
hoping that someone out there can help.  We purchased our cisco
units before the MCI cards were released a little over two years
ago.  We are using the old CSC-T cards at speeds of 256k.  Originally,
we were told that we could have more than four V.35 ports/2 CSC-T Cards 
in one unit.  We found that we could not physically mount more than
two appliques in one unit and we just let the issue drop.  Recently, I
have been playing around with the idea again and was able to mount six
V.35 ports/3 appliques/3 CSC-T cards in one unit.  Unfortunately, the
software does not like this arrangement.  The message I receive is similar
to "Lockup of serial 0/1 or incorrect firmware version."  My question:
Is it possible to have three CSC-T cards in one AGS and if so how?  Is anyone
doing this?  By having six V.35 ports in one box, I can free up a CGS for use
elsewhere.  Of course, I could also purchase a new MCI card with four ports
for 7100.00 .  Any help is much appreciated.  Thanks!

Larry A. Byczynski 
byczynsk@huey.udel.edu