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For American standards, it will be necessary to at least configure the standard and the SPIDs of the two circuits. If
you do not know these values, please consult your telecommunications operator.
In the following example, you can see how to configure these two parameters where the standard is configured to NI-
1 which is the most common for American standards.
Config>network bri0/0
-- BRI ISDN Configuration --
bri0/0 BRI config>set circuit spid 1 9876543210100
bri0/0 BRI config>set circuit spid 2 9876543210101
bri0/0 BRI config>set global standard ni-1
bri0/0 BRI config>
Note
For further information on configuring the BRI interface, please consult manual ALU-Dm729-I BRI ISDN
Interface.
1.5.5 Configuring the PPP Interfaces
The configuration process continues with the configuration of the PPP interfaces. Firstly you need to create a dial
profile or calls profile for the interfaces. Here you need to give permission in order to carry out outbound calls, as the
purpose of Dial Routing is to be able to make calls to a number of destinations using a limited number of PPP inter-
faces. Additionally it is possible that you may want to receive calls. If you want all the interfaces to be able to receive
calls you create a single dial profile used by all the interfaces. If you wish for only a few PPP links to receive calls
(and therefore reserve the rest of the PPP interfaces to make calls only) then you will have to create a profile with in-
bound and outbound calls enabled and another profile with outbound calls only.
In the following commands sequence, you are shown how to create a dial profile. In the example we have assumed
that all the profiles can both make and receive calls. Create a profile named DIALROUTING which will be used by all
the PPP links.
Config>global-profiles dial
-- Dial Profiles Configuration --
Dial Profiles config>profile DIALROUTING default
Dial Profiles config>profile DIALROUTING inout
Dial Profiles config>profile DIALROUTING idle-time 70
Dial Profiles config>list
DIAL PROFILE..: DIALROUTING
Local Address.:
Remote Address:
Permissions...: Inbound & Outbound
Idle Time.....: 70
Shutdown Calls: Yes
Priority......: Normal
Callback......: None
ISDN Call type: Digital unrestricted data
ISDN Class....: 64 Kbps
Hold queue....: 0
3GPP Acc Ctrl.: None
3GPP APN......: None
3GPP PDPType .: IP
3GPP CBST.....: 0,0,1
Call Retry....: Disabled
Call List.....: None
Dial Profiles config>
Subsequently, we are going to link the PPP interfaces with the base interface over which they will operate (BRI or AT
depending on what suits). In the example, the ppp1 and ppp2 interfaces are configured to operate over ISDN and in-
terfaces ppp3 and ppp4 to operate over serial lines 0 and 1 respectively.
Config>network ppp1
-- Generic PPP User Configuration --
Dial Routing
Alternative Remote:
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