The spids are most likely configured in the emutel lite already since they
come from the factory with a default setting depending upon which version of
the emutel lite you have. The default ISDN switch is a basic-ni1 if I
remember correctly. Obviously, if you got an emutel lite with a European
siwtch type, then you won't have any spids to worry about. I thought it was
a breeze to set up the emutel lite because there was essentially no
configuration. If you don't have the manual, download it from the emutel web
site to get what the default spids are. You may not need NT1s depending upon
whether your 2503s have U interfaces or S/T interfaces. I am assuming you
must have S/T since you are using the NT1s.
Regards,
David Wolsefer, CCIE #5858
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Dennis Laganiere
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 12:08 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: EMUTEL LITE setup
I'm going to configuring my ISDN test bed this evening and I've got two
2503's, two NT1's and an EMUTEL LITE ISDN simulator. I think I've got the
routers set-up right, the NT1 seems to be just a plug in thing, but I'm not
looking forward to configuring this ISDN simulator. It looks like by
default the SPIDs are disabled, and there's probably a bunch of other
settings that need to be set properly. Can anybody save me several hours of
frustration by letting me share your experience in setting up this box? Let
me know...
--- Dennis
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