Yes . The better way to do it is to create virtual dialer interfaces. ie
dialer 0, dialer 1 etc
You can make dialer 0 the backup to the serial line, while dialer 1 can be
used for other purposes.
The obvious risk with this is that the BRI may be in use when you need it
for backup purposes. You may want to 'reserve' 1 channel of the BRI just for
backup use (which can be done using dialer interfaces I think)
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> Subject: Interface backup
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> Once you make a BRI interface a backup to say a serial interface, does =
> it lock it down so that it is not useable for any other purposes?
>
> eg:
> interface serial 0
> backup load 60 5
> backup interface bri 0
>
> Cheers.
>
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