Create A Dialer; Create Outbound Destinations - Patton electronics SmartNode Series Software Configuration Manual

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• Retry List: A list of up to 8 retry timeouts that define if and when a retry is started for the same destination
after a failed dial attempt.
• Binding: By binding a dialer destination to a PPP subscriber configuration entity, you define the PPP pro-
tocol parameters (e.g. multi-link) and credentials that are applied to the dial-up connection. Note that each
dialer destination (link to a dial-up provider) may define its own credentials and PPP parameters. The PPP
subscriber configuration entity also defines from which IP interface the dial-trigger is received.
• PPP Profile: A PPP profile can be used to fine-tune PPP protocol parameters.

Create a dialer

The following command creates a new PPP dialer.
Mode: context cs
Step Command
1 [name] (ctx-cs)[router]# interface dialer
<dialer-name>

Create outbound destinations

Follow the steps below to create an outbound destination instance. Each destination contains all information
needed to dial and log into a certain remote-access server (i.e. remote party number, login credentials, PPP
parameters, ect.). You can create more than one destination in order to fall back to another provider if the first
provider is not accessible at the moment.
Mode: context cs/interface dialer
Step Command
1 [name] (if-dialer)[dialer]#outbound
PROVIDER1
2 [name] (outbound)[provider]#local-e164
<e164>
3 [name] (outbound)[provider]#remote-e164
<e164>
4 [name] (outbound)[provider]#route call
dest-interface <if-name>
[name] (outbound)[provider]#route call
dest-table <table-name>
[name] (outbound)[provider]#route call
dest-service <if-name>
PPP Dial-up over ISDN
30 • PPP configuration
Purpose
Creates a new dialer and enters its configura-
tion mode.
Purpose
Creates an outbound destination where all
dial-up and login information for a certain
provider can be configured.
Configures the calling-party number that shall
be used to establish the call. This is the num-
ber of the local system.
Configures the called-party number that shall
be used to establish the call. This is the num-
ber of the remote access server.
Specifies a destination interface for call estab-
lishment (basic interface routing) or a destina-
tion table or call service (advanced call
routing).
See Chapter 33,
"CS interface configuration"
on page 379 for further information.
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