Failure phenomenon
The author has once configured an AM module. There was a strange problem. When configured, no modem dial tone is dialed. Only the sound of the telephone. And the sound indicator is not lit. When the author unplug the phone line on the module. The indicator light is on.
Configuration
620#sh Run
Building configuration ...
Current configuration:866 bytes
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Version 12.2
Service Timestamps Debug Uptime
Service Timestamps Jog uptime
No service password-encryption
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hostname2620
Enable Secret 5 $1$PURF$9XGOG.ZYXKAWI9NLJLHHR1
Usernameuser Password 0 Cisco
IP Subnet-zero
!
!
No IP domain-lookup
!
!
!
!
Interface fastethernet0/0
IP address 136.0.0.254255.255.0.0
Duplex Auto
Speed auto
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Interface Group-async1
IP unnumbered fastethernet0/0
Encapsulation PPP
Async Default Routing
Async Mode Interactive
Peer default IP address pool lab
PPP Authentication CHAP
Group-range 33 48
!
!
IP classless
No IP HTTP Server
IP PIM bidir-enable
!
!
Line con 0
Password Cisco
Line 33 48
Login Local
Modem InOut
Autocommand PPP
Transport input All
AutoSelect PPP
StopBits 1
FlowControl Hardware
Line aux0
Line vty 0 4
Password Cisco
Login
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No Scheduler Allocate
End
Diagnostics process
The author carefully examines the configuration file and finds that the IP pool is missing, plus the IP local pool lab (start IP addr) (stop IP addr) has no effect. Later, the author thought of the use of dial-up analog signals, and grounding has a great relationship. No automatic response: Most of the grounding problem. So directly to the router grounding screws, with a wire to anti-static floor under the iron pillar, the problem solved.
Excluding experience
Router Standard grounding method is in the laying of the power cord when placed a ground wire, and then the shell of the router to the ground up on the good?, the author estimates that the original network system for the manufacturers to use the power line ignored the ground, otherwise it will not appear such a ship. If there is a ground wire when the router is plugged in, there is no need for us to ground again.