You've got line problems.....just by specifying the switch-type and plugging in the ISDN you should get layer 1....
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From: Ravi Kumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2000 7:13 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: deep trouble
hi friends
I am in deep trouble. help required
I am ravi kumar from HYDERABAD, INDIA
i have a 2503 router in my office. recently we got ISDN connection from local
basic telephone service provider (DOT) and bought ISDN internet account from
local ISP. I want to provide internet access to all my staff through this
router.
i configured my router's BRI 0 port with following commands for DDR.
1)router# config terminal
2) ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 bri 0
and
3) ip router 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 next hop count
3) dialer-list 4 protocol ip permit
4)interface bri 0
(i did not assign any ip address to bri port, since ISP server will give ip
address to port once connection is established)
5) isdn switch type basic-net3
6) isdn spid1 <7digit number>
7) dialer-group 4
8) dialer map ip nexthopaddress numbertodial
(basically ISP will give only phone number to dial. but by using isdn card in
my pc and dialing to ISP, i got dial-up server ip address. i used this address
as gateway address for my router)
9) encapsulation ppp
10) ppp authentication pap username xyz password abc
11) dialer idle-timout 30
after this i saved configuration and rebooted the router.
if i run show ip interface, it is showing bri 0 is up and line protocol is
up.
but if i run show isdn status, it is showing bri 0 layer is deactivated and
layer 1 is not active.
my queries are
1) is this configuration is right or wrong?
2) if it is right, how it initiate the call to isp?
3) if it is not right, pls let me know step by step cofiguration to dialup
ISP.
your help in this regard is highly apprecaited.
regards
ravi kumar B.
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