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Anomaly: Deleting and then re-creating a synchronous circuit in dynamic mode causes a fault
condition.
Number: 27799
Description: Using dynamic mode to delete a synchronous circuit and then re-creating the same
circuit in the router configuration causes a fault condition.
Workaround: Disable the circuit before you delete it; you can then re-create the circuit without getting
a fault condition.
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Anomaly: You cannot delete an ISDN demand circuit from the router when a call is active.
Number: 27800
Description: Attempting to delete a demand circuit when a call is active causes a fault condition. This
occurs on both the AN and ARN platforms.
Workaround: Disable the circuit before you delete it.
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Anomaly: In the V.34 modem AT command string, Site Manager misinterprets “LO” as OFF.
Number: 27802
Description: If you add “LO” to the user-defined AT command string (Configuration Manager > Edit
Modem > Expert Config=ON; then enter a string in Modem Config String), Site
Manager interprets the code as OFF. The LO code should indicate Low volume.
Workaround: Do not include the LO command in an AT command string.
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Anomaly: ARN V.34 modem answer string is not set on the first attempt.
Number: 27803
Description: The first time you set the V.34 modem to answer calls (Configuration Manager > Edit
Modem > Originate/Answer=Answer), the parameter resets to Originate after you click
on OK.
Workaround: To set the V.34 modem to answer calls, configure the Answer parameter twice
(Configuration Manager > Edit Modem > Originate/Answer; then repeat).
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Anomaly: Modifying Site Manager Console parameters does not restart the Technician Interface.
Number: 27807
Description: Some of the configurable console parameters (for example, the “more” Enable and
TI History Depth parameters) do not restart the Technician Interface. Even though the
MIB values change, these new values do not take effect until the Technician Interface
restarts.
Workaround: Restart the Technician Interface by changing the Technician Interface prompt (that is,
modifying the Prompt parameter), or by logging out and then in again to the Technician
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