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What to do when Telephony Cards are not recognized

What to do when Telephony Cards are not recognized

  1. Run lspci to check if the OS detects, if the card is not detected, you may want to move the card to another PCI/PCIex slot

  2. Run dahdi_tool to confirm that DAHDI loads the module, if the application does not detect the card, you may need to upgrade the version of DAHDI and make sure that the module files loads all the modules

  3. Check the configuration to confirm it is set up properly or run dahdi_genconf to auto-generate the configuration

  4. Check /etc/asterisk/chan_dahdi.conf for dahdi-channels.conf. If it does not exist, add #include dahdi-channels.conf

  5. After this is done, restart asterisk

NOTE: You may need to comment out all other includes if you run into issues and make sure only chan_dahdi.conf and dahdi-channels.conf are included

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