Hi there,
> Don't know if it helps, but in AU you can tell the telco to place all calls > on 2 ISDN's at the same time.
Same in Germany at Telekom: Standard BRI (2B+D) can be grouped together onto the same number. But, I know just applications of this with the point-to-point form of the protocol, not point-to-multipoint ...
> > That way you could have 2 ISDN lines on 2 ISDN cards (or Spans) and all > calls would be presented on both ISDN services. I thought that S2M (ISDN multiplex connection) does have a bus like S0 after th terminal adapter... With 2B+2 and S0 you connect up to 8 devices, so you don't need a second ISDN line -
But beware, you can not use more than 2 devices concurrently ...
but what's about S2M? Isn't S2M a bus where you can connect more then one device?
S2M is point-to-point, no bus structure ... 30 BRI channels are packed into one S2M packet and must be unpacked by the PRI-adapter ...
Jürgen
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