Cant fax to pc/based faxes?

rhwimmers · July 17th, 2006, 06:33 AM

Just installed a new G350 w/ s8300 gateway at a location and they are unable to fax to certain places. After some more investigation its to several companies that have analog lines into the PCs that recieve the faxes... They were able to fax to the same company that has a landline. I am able to fax to these PCs at a different location - and I compared the station settings and made them the same, still no luck...
Any idea?
Thanks
Ross

oozenoz · July 17th, 2006, 09:46 AM

You say you can fax to 'landlines' - am I interpreting this to mean that you can fax successfully to a fax machine/PC working on a 1FB from the LEC, but not to PC's hanging off of a PBX?

martinyoung · July 17th, 2006, 10:49 AM

These PC's that you can't fax to, can you call them from a phone and hear fax tone?

rhwimmers · July 17th, 2006, 11:21 AM

Well by landline - I guess I mean a pots/centrex line hooked straight into a regular fax.. The computer/fax might also be a landline - im not sure.
Yes, calling does give regular dialtone
Thanks
Ross

martinyoung · July 17th, 2006, 12:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rhwimmers

Well by landline - I guess I mean a pots/centrex line hooked straight into a regular fax.. The computer/fax might also be a landline - im not sure.
Yes, calling does give regular dialtone
Thanks
Ross

If you do not hear the fax tone answering when you call the number from a phone (it sounds likes a modem), the problem is at their end. Not yours.

oozenoz · July 17th, 2006, 12:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rhwimmers

Well by landline - I guess I mean a pots/centrex line hooked straight into a regular fax.. The computer/fax might also be a landline - im not sure.
Yes, calling does give regular dialtone
Thanks
Ross

Assuming you mean you hear the modem card attempting to train when the machine answers...

Can you hook your fax up to an external (central office service) analogue line and try to send to the PC/fax that you can't send to otherwise?

liquidvw · July 17th, 2006, 03:04 PM

I saw a problem like that once, but it involved sending faxes to audix mailboxes. The solution was on the sending fax you needed to turn off memory TX. Then press on hook dialing, then dial the number, then when you hear fax tones press send. This solved the issue.

rhwimmers · July 18th, 2006, 05:55 AM

Above I wrote "dialtone" I meant the modem noises - so when you call them, yes they do get the modem noises... Im guessing putting these on a regular POTS line or centrex line (which they were) will fix the issue - they were able to fax to these people before without any issues...
Will do this again to be sure
Thanks
Ross

oozenoz · July 18th, 2006, 08:24 AM

If you can fax using a POTS line with the same machine, then you have a locally contained problem (analogue card, trunk card, span...)

I saw something similar one time before - new trunks were added to an existing system and all of the sudden faxes and modems weren't working although voice calls were fine. The new span had been added to the beginning of the outgoing hunt order, and the CSU was not programmed correctly. The CSU clock source was free running, which was causing slips. Didn't affect voice, but killed analogue data.

Check for errors on the spans, first. I'll check back later this afternoon after the fires are out.

rhwimmers · July 18th, 2006, 09:01 AM

I bet your on to something - the DS1 card that is their - all the DIDs are on this (even faxes) - they do get a BAD echo on the local side. I dont know how to get it resolved - but I wonder if thats the issue - the "pc faxes" are more sensitive - because some faxes do work just fine - and they havent had any incoming fax issues... Not sure what you mean by span - How do I check for errors on the DS1?

martinyoung · July 18th, 2006, 10:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rhwimmers

How do I check for errors on the DS1?

The command is "test board <DS1 board>", you can cancel the tests after test 146 because the rest are for the individual channels. What tests failed? If the only test that failed was 144, redo the test. That is a slip counter and resets to zero after testing. It should pass now, if it doesn't then the span (that is the circuit back to the CO) is slipping.

oozenoz · July 18th, 2006, 01:26 PM

The fact that you are experiencing echo is troubling. Do all of your incoming and outgoing calls go over the same DS1? How many of the calls have echo? A few? A lot? All? If your users are keeping track of the bad calls, is there any consistency to the numbers you are calling - such as the area code or office codes?

rhwimmers · July 19th, 2006, 05:53 AM

023V2 MG-DS1 138 PASS
023V2 MG-DS1 139 PASS
023V2 MG-DS1 140 PASS
023V2 MG-DS1 141 PASS
023V2 MG-DS1 142 PASS
023V2 MG-DS1 143 PASS
023V2 MG-DS1 144 FAIL 12
023V2 MG-DS1 145 PASS
023V2 MG-DS1 146 PASS
023V2 MG-DS1 1227 ABORT 1412
023V201 ISDN-TRK 0123/001 36 PASS
023V201 ISDN-TRK 0123/001 255 PASS
023V201 ISDN-TRK 0123/001 256 ABORT 1116
023V201 ISDN-TRK 0123/001 257 PASS
023V202 ISDN-TRK 0123/002 36 PASS

023V202 ISDN-TRK 0123/002 255 PASS
023V202 ISDN-TRK 0123/002 256 ABORT 1116
023V202 ISDN-TRK 0123/002 257 PASS
023V203 ISDN-TRK 0123/003 36 PASS
023V203 ISDN-TRK 0123/003 255 PASS
023V203 ISDN-TRK 0123/003 256 ABORT 1116
023V203 ISDN-TRK 0123/003 257 PASS
023V204 ISDN-TRK 0123/004 36 PASS
023V204 ISDN-TRK 0123/004 255 PASS
023V204 ISDN-TRK 0123/004 256 ABORT 1116
023V204 ISDN-TRK 0123/004 257 PASS
023V205 ISDN-TRK 0123/005 36 PASS
023V205 ISDN-TRK 0123/005 255 PASS
023V205 ISDN-TRK 0123/005 256 ABORT 1116
023V205 ISDN-TRK 0123/005 257 PASS
023V206 ISDN-TRK 0123/006 36 PASS
023V206 ISDN-TRK 0123/006 255 PASS
023V206 ISDN-TRK 0123/006 256 ABORT 1116
023V206 ISDN-TRK 0123/006 257 PASS
023V207 ISDN-TRK 0123/007 36 PASS
023V207 ISDN-TRK 0123/007 255 PASS
023V207 ISDN-TRK 0123/007 256 ABORT 1116
023V207 ISDN-TRK 0123/007 257 PASS
023V208 ISDN-TRK 0123/008 36 PASS
023V208 ISDN-TRK 0123/008 255 PASS
023V208 ISDN-TRK 0123/008 256 ABORT 1116
023V208 ISDN-TRK 0123/008 257 PASS
023V209 ISDN-TRK 0123/009 36 PASS
023V209 ISDN-TRK 0123/009 255 PASS
023V209 ISDN-TRK 0123/009 256 ABORT 1116

023V209 ISDN-TRK 0123/009 257 PASS
023V210 ISDN-TRK 0123/010 36 PASS
023V210 ISDN-TRK 0123/010 255 PASS
023V210 ISDN-TRK 0123/010 256 ABORT 1116
023V210 ISDN-TRK 0123/010 257 PASS
023V211 ISDN-TRK 0123/011 36 PASS
023V211 ISDN-TRK 0123/011 255 PASS
023V211 ISDN-TRK 0123/011 256 ABORT 1116
023V211 ISDN-TRK 0123/011 257 PASS
023V212 ISDN-TRK 0123/012 36 PASS
023V212 ISDN-TRK 0123/012 255 PASS
023V212 ISDN-TRK 0123/012 256 ABORT 1116
023V212 ISDN-TRK 0123/012 257 PASS
023V213 ISDN-TRK 0123/013 36 PASS
023V213 ISDN-TRK 0123/013 255 PASS

023V213 ISDN-TRK 0123/013 256 ABORT 1116
023V213 ISDN-TRK 0123/013 257 PASS
023V214 ISDN-TRK 0123/014 36 PASS
023V214 ISDN-TRK 0123/014 255 PASS
023V214 ISDN-TRK 0123/014 256 ABORT 1116
023V214 ISDN-TRK 0123/014 257 PASS
023V215 ISDN-TRK 0123/015 36 PASS
023V215 ISDN-TRK 0123/015 255 PASS
023V215 ISDN-TRK 0123/015 256 ABORT 1116
023V215 ISDN-TRK 0123/015 257 PASS
023V216 ISDN-TRK 0123/016 36 PASS
023V216 ISDN-TRK 0123/016 255 PASS
023V216 ISDN-TRK 0123/016 256 ABORT 1116
023V216 ISDN-TRK 0123/016 257 PASS
023V217 ISDN-TRK 0123/017 36 PASS

023V217 ISDN-TRK 0123/017 255 PASS
023V217 ISDN-TRK 0123/017 256 ABORT 1116
023V217 ISDN-TRK 0123/017 257 PASS
023V218 ISDN-TRK 0123/018 36 PASS
023V218 ISDN-TRK 0123/018 255 PASS
023V218 ISDN-TRK 0123/018 256 ABORT 1116
023V218 ISDN-TRK 0123/018 257 PASS
023V219 ISDN-TRK 0123/019 36 PASS
023V219 ISDN-TRK 0123/019 255 PASS
023V219 ISDN-TRK 0123/019 256 ABORT 1116
023V219 ISDN-TRK 0123/019 257 PASS
023V220 ISDN-TRK 0123/020 36 PASS
023V220 ISDN-TRK 0123/020 255 PASS
023V220 ISDN-TRK 0123/020 256 ABORT 1116
023V220 ISDN-TRK 0123/020 257 PASS

023V221 ISDN-TRK 0123/021 36 PASS
023V221 ISDN-TRK 0123/021 255 PASS
023V221 ISDN-TRK 0123/021 256 ABORT 1116
023V221 ISDN-TRK 0123/021 257 PASS
023V222 ISDN-TRK 0123/022 36 PASS
023V222 ISDN-TRK 0123/022 255 PASS
023V222 ISDN-TRK 0123/022 256 ABORT 1116
023V222 ISDN-TRK 0123/022 257 PASS
023V223 ISDN-TRK 0123/023 36 PASS
023V223 ISDN-TRK 0123/023 255 PASS
023V223 ISDN-TRK 0123/023 256 ABORT 1116
023V223 ISDN-TRK 0123/023 257 PASS
023V224 ISDN-PLK 643 PASS

oozenoz · July 19th, 2006, 07:11 AM

Did you do as Marty instructed and re-run the test? Or is this the result AFTER running the test a second time?

Try running a list measurement DS1 summary for the DS1 board position in question... it should show you something similar to this:

DS-1 LINK PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENTS SUMMARY REPORT
Counted Since: 12:00 am SAT OCT 1, 2005
Valid 15-Minute Intervals in Last 24 Hours: 96
Seconds Elapsed In Current Interval: 339 ESF Error Events: 0
Test: none Pattern: none Synchronized: N/A
Loopback/Span Test Bit-Error Count: 0 Test Duration: 00:00:00
Worst 15-Minute Interval 24-Hour Current
Category Date Time Count Count Interval Count
Errored Seconds 07/18 09:13 0 0 0
Bursty Errored Seconds 07/18 09:13 0 0 0
Severely Errored Seconds 07/18 09:13 0 0 0
Unavailable/Failed Seconds 07/18 09:13 0 0 0
Controlled Slip Seconds 07/18 09:13 0 0 0
Loss Of Frame Count 07/18 09:13 0 0 0

rhwimmers · July 19th, 2006, 08:39 AM

Those were the results after running it a couple times in a row...
The echo is pretty bad - it comes and goes- its only when calling using that DS1 when it happens - calling VoIP internally is fine.

DS-1 LINK PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENTS SUMMARY REPORT

Counted Since: 8:59 am WED JUL 12, 2006
Valid 15-Minute Intervals in Last 24 Hours: 45
Seconds Elapsed In Current Interval: 537 ESF Error Events: 2
Test: none Pattern: none Synchronized: N/A
Loopback/Span Test Bit-Error Count: 0 Test Duration: 00:00:00

Worst 15-Minute Interval 24-Hour Current
Category Date Time Count Count Interval Count

Errored Seconds 07/18 23:30 37 1573 21
Bursty Errored Seconds 07/18 23:30 0 0 0
Severely Errored Seconds 07/18 23:30 0 0 0
Unavailable/Failed Seconds 07/18 23:30 0 0 0
Controlled Slip Seconds 07/18 23:30 37 1573 21
Loss Of Frame Count 07/18 23:30 0 0 0

July 17th, 2006, 06:33 AM	#1 (permalink)
rhwimmers PBXtech GOLD 100+ posts Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 102	Cant fax to pc/based faxes? Just installed a new G350 w/ s8300 gateway at a location and they are unable to fax to certain places. After some more investigation its to several companies that have analog lines into the PCs that recieve the faxes... They were able to fax to the same company that has a landline. I am able to fax to these PCs at a different location - and I compared the station settings and made them the same, still no luck... Any idea? Thanks Ross

July 17th, 2006, 09:46 AM	#2 (permalink)
oozenoz PBXtech PLATINUM 300+ posts Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 350	Re: Cant fax to pc/based faxes? You say you can fax to 'landlines' - am I interpreting this to mean that you can fax successfully to a fax machine/PC working on a 1FB from the LEC, but not to PC's hanging off of a PBX? __________________ - calvin

July 17th, 2006, 10:49 AM	#3 (permalink)
martinyoung Moderator Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 1,359	Re: Cant fax to pc/based faxes? These PC's that you can't fax to, can you call them from a phone and hear fax tone? __________________ Marty Retired Avaya DSIC tech

July 17th, 2006, 11:21 AM	#4 (permalink)
rhwimmers PBXtech GOLD 100+ posts Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 102	Re: Cant fax to pc/based faxes? Well by landline - I guess I mean a pots/centrex line hooked straight into a regular fax.. The computer/fax might also be a landline - im not sure. Yes, calling does give regular dialtone Thanks Ross

July 17th, 2006, 03:04 PM	#7 (permalink)
liquidvw PBXtech PLATINUM 300+ posts Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 354	Re: Cant fax to pc/based faxes? I saw a problem like that once, but it involved sending faxes to audix mailboxes. The solution was on the sending fax you needed to turn off memory TX. Then press on hook dialing, then dial the number, then when you hear fax tones press send. This solved the issue.

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July 18th, 2006, 05:55 AM	#8 (permalink)
rhwimmers PBXtech GOLD 100+ posts Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 102	Re: Cant fax to pc/based faxes? Above I wrote "dialtone" I meant the modem noises - so when you call them, yes they do get the modem noises... Im guessing putting these on a regular POTS line or centrex line (which they were) will fix the issue - they were able to fax to these people before without any issues... Will do this again to be sure Thanks Ross

July 18th, 2006, 08:24 AM	#9 (permalink)
oozenoz PBXtech PLATINUM 300+ posts Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 350	Re: Cant fax to pc/based faxes? If you can fax using a POTS line with the same machine, then you have a locally contained problem (analogue card, trunk card, span...) I saw something similar one time before - new trunks were added to an existing system and all of the sudden faxes and modems weren't working although voice calls were fine. The new span had been added to the beginning of the outgoing hunt order, and the CSU was not programmed correctly. The CSU clock source was free running, which was causing slips. Didn't affect voice, but killed analogue data. Check for errors on the spans, first. I'll check back later this afternoon after the fires are out. __________________ - calvin

July 18th, 2006, 09:01 AM	#10 (permalink)
rhwimmers PBXtech GOLD 100+ posts Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 102	Re: Cant fax to pc/based faxes? I bet your on to something - the DS1 card that is their - all the DIDs are on this (even faxes) - they do get a BAD echo on the local side. I dont know how to get it resolved - but I wonder if thats the issue - the "pc faxes" are more sensitive - because some faxes do work just fine - and they havent had any incoming fax issues... Not sure what you mean by span - How do I check for errors on the DS1?

July 18th, 2006, 01:26 PM	#12 (permalink)
oozenoz PBXtech PLATINUM 300+ posts Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 350	Re: Cant fax to pc/based faxes? The fact that you are experiencing echo is troubling. Do all of your incoming and outgoing calls go over the same DS1? How many of the calls have echo? A few? A lot? All? If your users are keeping track of the bad calls, is there any consistency to the numbers you are calling - such as the area code or office codes? __________________ - calvin

July 19th, 2006, 05:53 AM	#13 (permalink)
rhwimmers PBXtech GOLD 100+ posts Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 102	Re: Cant fax to pc/based faxes? 023V2 MG-DS1 138 PASS 023V2 MG-DS1 139 PASS 023V2 MG-DS1 140 PASS 023V2 MG-DS1 141 PASS 023V2 MG-DS1 142 PASS 023V2 MG-DS1 143 PASS 023V2 MG-DS1 144 FAIL 12 023V2 MG-DS1 145 PASS 023V2 MG-DS1 146 PASS 023V2 MG-DS1 1227 ABORT 1412 023V201 ISDN-TRK 0123/001 36 PASS 023V201 ISDN-TRK 0123/001 255 PASS 023V201 ISDN-TRK 0123/001 256 ABORT 1116 023V201 ISDN-TRK 0123/001 257 PASS 023V202 ISDN-TRK 0123/002 36 PASS 023V202 ISDN-TRK 0123/002 255 PASS 023V202 ISDN-TRK 0123/002 256 ABORT 1116 023V202 ISDN-TRK 0123/002 257 PASS 023V203 ISDN-TRK 0123/003 36 PASS 023V203 ISDN-TRK 0123/003 255 PASS 023V203 ISDN-TRK 0123/003 256 ABORT 1116 023V203 ISDN-TRK 0123/003 257 PASS 023V204 ISDN-TRK 0123/004 36 PASS 023V204 ISDN-TRK 0123/004 255 PASS 023V204 ISDN-TRK 0123/004 256 ABORT 1116 023V204 ISDN-TRK 0123/004 257 PASS 023V205 ISDN-TRK 0123/005 36 PASS 023V205 ISDN-TRK 0123/005 255 PASS 023V205 ISDN-TRK 0123/005 256 ABORT 1116 023V205 ISDN-TRK 0123/005 257 PASS 023V206 ISDN-TRK 0123/006 36 PASS 023V206 ISDN-TRK 0123/006 255 PASS 023V206 ISDN-TRK 0123/006 256 ABORT 1116 023V206 ISDN-TRK 0123/006 257 PASS 023V207 ISDN-TRK 0123/007 36 PASS 023V207 ISDN-TRK 0123/007 255 PASS 023V207 ISDN-TRK 0123/007 256 ABORT 1116 023V207 ISDN-TRK 0123/007 257 PASS 023V208 ISDN-TRK 0123/008 36 PASS 023V208 ISDN-TRK 0123/008 255 PASS 023V208 ISDN-TRK 0123/008 256 ABORT 1116 023V208 ISDN-TRK 0123/008 257 PASS 023V209 ISDN-TRK 0123/009 36 PASS 023V209 ISDN-TRK 0123/009 255 PASS 023V209 ISDN-TRK 0123/009 256 ABORT 1116 023V209 ISDN-TRK 0123/009 257 PASS 023V210 ISDN-TRK 0123/010 36 PASS 023V210 ISDN-TRK 0123/010 255 PASS 023V210 ISDN-TRK 0123/010 256 ABORT 1116 023V210 ISDN-TRK 0123/010 257 PASS 023V211 ISDN-TRK 0123/011 36 PASS 023V211 ISDN-TRK 0123/011 255 PASS 023V211 ISDN-TRK 0123/011 256 ABORT 1116 023V211 ISDN-TRK 0123/011 257 PASS 023V212 ISDN-TRK 0123/012 36 PASS 023V212 ISDN-TRK 0123/012 255 PASS 023V212 ISDN-TRK 0123/012 256 ABORT 1116 023V212 ISDN-TRK 0123/012 257 PASS 023V213 ISDN-TRK 0123/013 36 PASS 023V213 ISDN-TRK 0123/013 255 PASS 023V213 ISDN-TRK 0123/013 256 ABORT 1116 023V213 ISDN-TRK 0123/013 257 PASS 023V214 ISDN-TRK 0123/014 36 PASS 023V214 ISDN-TRK 0123/014 255 PASS 023V214 ISDN-TRK 0123/014 256 ABORT 1116 023V214 ISDN-TRK 0123/014 257 PASS 023V215 ISDN-TRK 0123/015 36 PASS 023V215 ISDN-TRK 0123/015 255 PASS 023V215 ISDN-TRK 0123/015 256 ABORT 1116 023V215 ISDN-TRK 0123/015 257 PASS 023V216 ISDN-TRK 0123/016 36 PASS 023V216 ISDN-TRK 0123/016 255 PASS 023V216 ISDN-TRK 0123/016 256 ABORT 1116 023V216 ISDN-TRK 0123/016 257 PASS 023V217 ISDN-TRK 0123/017 36 PASS 023V217 ISDN-TRK 0123/017 255 PASS 023V217 ISDN-TRK 0123/017 256 ABORT 1116 023V217 ISDN-TRK 0123/017 257 PASS 023V218 ISDN-TRK 0123/018 36 PASS 023V218 ISDN-TRK 0123/018 255 PASS 023V218 ISDN-TRK 0123/018 256 ABORT 1116 023V218 ISDN-TRK 0123/018 257 PASS 023V219 ISDN-TRK 0123/019 36 PASS 023V219 ISDN-TRK 0123/019 255 PASS 023V219 ISDN-TRK 0123/019 256 ABORT 1116 023V219 ISDN-TRK 0123/019 257 PASS 023V220 ISDN-TRK 0123/020 36 PASS 023V220 ISDN-TRK 0123/020 255 PASS 023V220 ISDN-TRK 0123/020 256 ABORT 1116 023V220 ISDN-TRK 0123/020 257 PASS 023V221 ISDN-TRK 0123/021 36 PASS 023V221 ISDN-TRK 0123/021 255 PASS 023V221 ISDN-TRK 0123/021 256 ABORT 1116 023V221 ISDN-TRK 0123/021 257 PASS 023V222 ISDN-TRK 0123/022 36 PASS 023V222 ISDN-TRK 0123/022 255 PASS 023V222 ISDN-TRK 0123/022 256 ABORT 1116 023V222 ISDN-TRK 0123/022 257 PASS 023V223 ISDN-TRK 0123/023 36 PASS 023V223 ISDN-TRK 0123/023 255 PASS 023V223 ISDN-TRK 0123/023 256 ABORT 1116 023V223 ISDN-TRK 0123/023 257 PASS 023V224 ISDN-PLK 643 PASS

July 19th, 2006, 07:11 AM	#14 (permalink)
oozenoz PBXtech PLATINUM 300+ posts Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 350	Re: Cant fax to pc/based faxes? Did you do as Marty instructed and re-run the test? Or is this the result AFTER running the test a second time? Try running a list measurement DS1 summary for the DS1 board position in question... it should show you something similar to this: DS-1 LINK PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENTS SUMMARY REPORT Counted Since: 12:00 am SAT OCT 1, 2005 Valid 15-Minute Intervals in Last 24 Hours: 96 Seconds Elapsed In Current Interval: 339 ESF Error Events: 0 Test: none Pattern: none Synchronized: N/A Loopback/Span Test Bit-Error Count: 0 Test Duration: 00:00:00 Worst 15-Minute Interval 24-Hour Current Category Date Time Count Count Interval Count Errored Seconds 07/18 09:13 0 0 0 Bursty Errored Seconds 07/18 09:13 0 0 0 Severely Errored Seconds 07/18 09:13 0 0 0 Unavailable/Failed Seconds 07/18 09:13 0 0 0 Controlled Slip Seconds 07/18 09:13 0 0 0 Loss Of Frame Count 07/18 09:13 0 0 0 __________________ - calvin

July 19th, 2006, 08:39 AM	#15 (permalink)
rhwimmers PBXtech GOLD 100+ posts Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 102	Re: Cant fax to pc/based faxes? Those were the results after running it a couple times in a row... The echo is pretty bad - it comes and goes- its only when calling using that DS1 when it happens - calling VoIP internally is fine. DS-1 LINK PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENTS SUMMARY REPORT Counted Since: 8:59 am WED JUL 12, 2006 Valid 15-Minute Intervals in Last 24 Hours: 45 Seconds Elapsed In Current Interval: 537 ESF Error Events: 2 Test: none Pattern: none Synchronized: N/A Loopback/Span Test Bit-Error Count: 0 Test Duration: 00:00:00 Worst 15-Minute Interval 24-Hour Current Category Date Time Count Count Interval Count Errored Seconds 07/18 23:30 37 1573 21 Bursty Errored Seconds 07/18 23:30 0 0 0 Severely Errored Seconds 07/18 23:30 0 0 0 Unavailable/Failed Seconds 07/18 23:30 0 0 0 Controlled Slip Seconds 07/18 23:30 37 1573 21 Loss Of Frame Count 07/18 23:30 0 0 0

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