HP 7102dl - ProCurve Secure Router Configuration Manual page 186

Configuring Backup WAN Connections
Quick Start
Required Configuration
Define the traffic that should initiate the
dial-up connection if the primary
interface is down. You need the source
and destination addresses for this
traffic.
Create a demand interface.
Specify the IP address for the demand
interface.
Specify the number to call to reach far-
end network, the type of backup
interface to use, and number of times
to try calling the number.
Specify whether the router can place a
call, answer a call, or both.
Access the configuration mode
context for the backup interface.
For an analog interface, specify the
country in which the router is located.
For ISDN connections, specify the
ISDN signaling that the service
provider implements on the line.
For ISDN connections in North
America, specify the service profile ID
(SPID).
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Table 3-19. Settings for Configuring Demand Routing for a Backup Module
Options
Permit and deny statements in the ACL:
[permit | deny] <protocol> <source
address> <source port> <destination
address> <destination port>
Specify a number between 1 and 1024:
interface demand <number>
Different network address than the
address assigned to the primary
connection
• Far-end network's LDN
• Resource types:
– forced-analog
– isdn-56k
– isdn-65k
– forced-isdn-56k
– forced-isdn-65k
• Busyout threshold: 1 to 65535
• originate
• answer
• either
<backup interface> = bri or modem
<slot> = 1 or 2
<port> = 2 or 3
Enter modem country code ? for a
complete list of codes. (Enter this
command from the global
configuration mode context.)
• National ISDN-1= basic-ni
• Euro ISDN = basic-net3
• Northern Telecom DMS-100 =
basic-dms
• Lucent/ATT 5ESS = basic-5ess
Obtained from service provider
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