Will you be using the ISDN connection for file sharing, replication BDC
etc.? If not, (ex you are just using it for email and web), you should block
the netbios ports on the router, especially
udp 137 and 138. Otherwise the connection will pretty much stay up
continuously. If you are going to use it for MS networking you should at
use time sensitive access lists to define the interesting traffic so
that you have some control over how long the link stays up.
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> Can you tell me what to look out for when mixing an NT over an ISDN WAN
> using Cisco; are there any tricks on a Cisco or NT box as I understand NT
> boxes talk all the time to each other meaning huge call costs?
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