Figure 3-1. Isdn Call Table - Bay Networks NauticaRS Reference Manual

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box# sh ca
Port
ISDN01
ISDN02
box#
Figure 3-1.
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To end the call it is important to cancel it; use the following MTC:
can isdn-number
or
can pathname
where can is the cancel verb (Appendix A) and isdn-number is
the remote ISDN number you entered during the setup, or
pathname is the path being called. In the previous example, the
following can be typed to end the call:
box# can 123456
or
box# can remotenautica
If you want to see the progress of the call, at any prompt type
(while a call is in progress):
sh ca
This displays the ISDN call table:
State Number Called CLI Time
Idle
Idle
ISDN Call Table
BC EC Rate
0 145Sy64K
0 0 Sy64K
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