Configuring Dialer Route (Advanced) - 3Com 3C13636 Configuration Manual

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Table 1-24 Implement ISDN caller identification callback (server configuration) in
RS-DCC
Configure the local end to implement ISDN
callback according to the ISDN caller identification
Disable the local end to implement ISDN callback
according to the ISDN caller identification
Configure the dialer number for calling a remote
end
By default, callback according to ISDN caller identification is not configured.
Note:
A dialer number should be configured on the dialer interface at server end through the
dialer number command, but it is not required to be exactly the same as the dial-in
dialer number.

1.2.7 Configuring Dialer Route (Advanced)

I. Configuring dialer-route logical interfaces for backup
After finishing basic dial-up configurations, you can configure dialer-route logical
interfaces for backup. To this end, you must first create a logical channel interface, and
then associate it with the dialer-route logical channel by using the dialer route
logical-channel command on the dial-up interface.
Perform the following configuration beginning in system view.
Table 1-25 Associate a logical channel interface with a dialer-route logical channel
Create a logical channel interface in
system view
Associate
channel with the created logical channel
interface (in physical dial-up interface)
For more information, refer to the "Reliability" part of this manual.
Operation
Operation
the dialer-route logical
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Command
dialer call-in remote-number
[ callback ]
undo dialer
remote-number [ callback ]
dialer number [ dial-number ]
Command
interface
logic-channel-number
dialer route protocol next-hop-address
[ user hostname ] [ broadcast ]
[ dial-number ]
logical-channel logic-channel-number
call-in
logic-channel
[ auto-dial ]