Bay Networks 6300 Supplement Manual page 97

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Remote Annex 6300 Supplement to the Remote Annex Administrator's Guide for UNIX
2. Using the editor, locate the %pri section of the file. Following a
few lines of introduction, you will see four sample SPBs. Read
the explanatory text in the file to understand how these SPBs
operate.
Note that the first and last SPBs have a comment character(#) at the
beginning of each line. To enable these SPBs, remove the comment
characters. The two SPBs in the middle do not start with comment
characters and are therefore enabled. To disable these SPBs, add a
comment character (#) at the beginning of each SPB line.
Also note that the final SPB could contain a called_no field to prevent
a particular user from dialing in. In this case, you would put the SPB
at the beginning of the %pri section, since the RA 6300 searches
SPBs in the order in which they appear.
The default %pri section is as follows:
# Sample session parameter blocks (SPBs) for the Primary Rate
# ISDN (PRI)Remote Annex RA6300.
# These set configuration parameters for sessions (calls)
# based on dialed number, calling number, and call type.
# Each incoming call is compared against each SPB, in order,
# until there is a match; if no match is found, the call is
# rejected.
# information.
%pri
# NOTE: The SPB below will cause the RA-6300 to answer all
# "voice" bearer calls with a modem.
begin_session modem
bearer voice
call_action modem
set mode auto_detect
end_session
#
# NOTE: The SPBs below are suggested templates for handling
# V.120 and sync PPP calls.
# "called_no" line in each.
# numbers specific to your PRI line, using different numbers
# for each service.
# characters in front of each line.
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Chapter 3 Configuring the PRI Interface, Global Ports,
See the accompanying documentation for more
To enable these SPBs, edit the
Change it to include the telephone
You must also remove the comment ("#")
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