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BACP Set-Up Menu
EDIT REMOTE SITE PROTOCOL SET-UP BACP SET-UP MENU
Option
1. BACP
2. Call mode
3. Request number
Enter option number, "=" - main menu, <TAB> - previous menu
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The BACP PARAMETERS MENU allows you to activate the BACP (Bandwidth Allocation Control Protocol) and set the
call conditions used.
Note: in Net3 ISDN environments with BACP enabled, directory numbers must be configured for BACP to function.
1 - BACP
The BACP option enables or disables the BACP for the secondary link. The parameters to add or drop the secondary link
are set at the Main/Configuration/WAN Set-up/Remote Site Set-up/Edit Remote Site/Secondary Link Activation Menu.
Default:
[enabled]
2 - Call Mode
The Call Mode option toggles between local and partner modes. Call mode allows you to set where the call to bring up
the secondary link will originate from, so that all connections may be made from one router for centralized billing.
In local mode, this P1700 will initiate an outgoing call back to the remote site to re-establish the link.
In partner mode, this P1700 will send a request to the other router (via the primary link) to bring up the link from that
end.
Default:
[local]
3 - Request Number
The Request Number option is functional when BACP is in local mode. If enabled, the partner remote site ISDN number
is requested. When disabled, the acknowledge message from this P1700 tells the partner remote site router that its ISDN
number does not need to be sent (it is in the lookup table already).
Default:
[disabled]
Note:
this option is only displayed if Call Mode is [local].
Menus Reference Manual: BACP Set-Up Menu
Value
Description
[enable]
- Enable/disable BACP operation
[local]
- Device to initiate second call
[disabled]
- Partner provides second call number
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