Have Mikrotik ver 2..8.26 just setting up, plugging in ATA adapter Grandstream Handy Tone 486, it has WAN and LAN ports. If we plug into WAN port the internet the phone works. If we plug the ATA into the hub connected to the router, it doesnt work. We have done this from a clean install and firewall rules set as per the example howto setup a DSL home network, nothing else.
ON examining /ip firewall connection print causes the following
[admin@MikroTik] > Oops: 0000
Call Trace - ditto
Code 83 78 18 00 74 39 83 7e 34 00 74 18 a1 84 fb 28 c0 8b 56 3c
If we reboot and remove ATA, printing connections does not cause the kernel panic.
2 questions, why doesnt the ATA work and whats causing the kernel panic?
GJS
April 11, 2005, 12:20am
2
It may be that the ATA built into the 486 is only present on the WAN side of the device. That’s the case with the Sipura SPA-2100 that I use.
BUMP
Maybe a IRQ and/or adressing conflict?
uldis
April 13, 2005, 2:17pm
5
rolandrat:
Have Mikrotik ver 2..8.26 just setting up, plugging in ATA adapter Grandstream Handy Tone 486, it has WAN and LAN ports. If we plug into WAN port the internet the phone works. If we plug the ATA into the hub connected to the router, it doesnt work. We have done this from a clean install and firewall rules set as per the example howto setup a DSL home network, nothing else.
ON examining /ip firewall connection print causes the following
[admin@MikroTik] > Oops: 0000
Call Trace - ditto
Code 83 78 18 00 74 39 83 7e 34 00 74 18 a1 84 fb 28 c0 8b 56 3c
If we reboot and remove ATA, printing connections does not cause the kernel panic.
2 questions, why doesnt the ATA work and whats causing the kernel panic?
Please make the support output file after the router crashes and send it to support@mikrotik.com