Configuring Isdn In Europe, Australia, And Asia - 3Com NETBuilder SI Using Manual

Configuring ISDN in
Europe, Australia,
and Asia
Configuring ISDN on the WAN Port (43x, 44x, 53x, and 54x)
If you have only one local telephone number, enter the same number for
both channels.
2 If you are planning to use channel B2 as a separate line, and your
telecommunications carrier provided only one telephone number for all
channels, specify a subaddress using:
SETDefault !3.2 -PATH LocalSubAddr = "<string>"
3 Enable the SpidWIZard parameter and re-enable the path by entering:
SETDefault !3 -PATH SpidWIZard = Trigger
SETDefault !3 -PATH CONTrol = Enable
The bridge/router automatically detects the switch type and SPIDs of the
ISDN line and disables the parameter. If you change your local telephone
number, you will have to re-enable the SpidWIZard parameter.
Do not disable the SpidWIZard parameter while it is detecting the switch
type and SPIDs. If you do, you will have to restart the bridge/router.
If the SpidWIZard parameter does not detect the switch type and SPIDs
correctly, complete the procedure in the next section.
Before beginning this procedure, complete the following tasks:
Cable the ISDN port and connect it to the telephone network.
Log on to the system with Network Manager privilege.
To configure an ISDN port in Europe, Australia, or Asia, or if the
SpidWIZard parameter was not successful in the U.S and Canada, follow
these steps:
Installations in Hong Kong should be configured to originate and receive
ISDN calls at 64 Kbps. Due to the variety of ISDN swtiches in the Hong
Kong Telecom network, the SuperStack II NETBuilder SI bridge/router
does not properly handle rate-adapted ISDN calls at 56 Kbps.
1 Set the switch type. By default, the switch type is set to European
Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI). If you need to change the
switch type setting, see Table 16 and use:
SETDefault !<connectorID> -PATH SwitchType = ETSI | NTT | KDD |
NI1 | ATT5ESS | DMS100 | VN3 | AUSTEL
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