Hello group !
I would like to configure a router to connect to 2 sites with ISDN. The
router's configuration should be able to accept 2 incoming calls
simultaneously from the sites on a single BRI.
Is it possible to assign a channel B to 2 different destinations at the same
time (when the
yes you can do this
remote siteA:
BASSOLE Rock wrote:
Hello group !
interface BRI0
description ISDN backup to ASAG BRI1/0:2
ip address 2.1.1.2 255.255.255.248
encapsulation ppp
dialer string 2912345
dialer-group 1
isdn spid1 225664 xxx
isdn spid2 225664 xxx
ppp
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I may be experiencing a brain cloud at the moment, but why would you
expect to see an arp entry for the BRI interface? ARP is used to map an
IP address to a hardware address on a multiaccess network. BRI is point
to point and would
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Uche Ishionwu @groupstudy.com on 06/07/2001
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Hello Jenny
BRI leased line is also available in the UK with channel aggregation to
128kbps, but only if you use a provider other than BT.
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Ok what country are you in ?
The fact the lights are not even coming on suggests you have the wrong
switch type setting.
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Uche Ishionwu @groupstudy.com on 06/07/2001
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Hello Jenny,
currently the lights are blinking, but there seems to be no data
Hello Jenny,
currently the lights are blinking, but there seems to be no data-traffic.
you might want to take a look at my current config.
-Uche.
ps: this is the only message i keep on receiving upon implementing debug
isdn q921/9931 !
00:36:15: No dialer db, manual isdn call can't
Who can help me? I am trying to get cisco2620 modular router to route out
of it's bri interface. can anyone help? below you will find a copy of th
current configurationthe only significant interface to look out for here
is Bri1/0 ...This is the interface i am testing with at the moment. You
You can't ignore the dialer map statement, you need it for legacy DDR.
That's what binds the remote IP address to a phone number.
CM
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Who can help me? I am trying to get cisco2620
modular router to route
out
of it's bri interface. can anyone help? below you
will find a copy of th
current configurationthe only significant
interface
Hey Phil,
Here it is:
Cheers--
oks#sh isdn stat bri1/0
Global ISDN Switchtype = basic-net3
ISDN BRI1/0 interface
dsl 8, interface ISDN Switchtype = basic-net3
Layer 1 Status:
ACTIVE
Layer 2 Status:
TEI = 65, Ces = 1, SAPI = 0, State = TEI_ASSIGNED
This is true alright Charles,
but it isnt a must that the dialer map statement is used. you can also
use the dialer string statement.it all depends on wether you are using
the ppp authentication chap command.
This is not where my problem lies.
Thanx for your effort anyway. cheers!
-u.i.
You in Europe?
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Hey Phil,
Here it is:
Cheers--
oks#sh isdn stat bri1/0
Global ISDN
PM
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yes, Im in Germany.any tips?
-Uche.
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standard but
your provider may not support it yet
Just a suggestion.
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yes, Im in Germany
HELP!,
Now I'm ONLY getting this error message---
08:34:32: No dialer db, manual isdn call can't dial out
Whats wrong???I'm at my witts end!
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tried changing the Isdn switch type, then got this message:---
08:34:32: No dialer db, manual isdn call can't dial out
So, it cant be that i guess. Anyhow, the service provider is Deutsche
Telekomm ,so i guess they MUST already support it already I suppose!
Thanx alot for the hintand keep
Watch out for low flying planes !!!
and dem pesky U'boats.
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Im in Germany.any tips?
-Uche.
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Uche
Unfortunately, I mistakenly deleted your posting of the sh isdn stat. But I
noticed that layer 1 is up which shows you are connecting to your ISDN
switch. I
can't recall your layer 2 status but does it show multiple frame established?
With the voice-call-failure you might want to enable isdn
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Can you post a copy of 'sh isdn status' for the bri ?
Phil.
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wrote: You can't ignore the dialer map statement,
you
need it for legacy DDR.
That's what binds the remote
on my actual problem , that of the BRI interface???
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on my actual problem , that of the BRI interface???
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Group,
Sorry to bring this question up again but I can't get good explantion from
couple of books and on the CCO.
My question is : When do I need to config 'no keepalive' on a BRI0 interface
and when I do not need to ? Thanks.
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Does any one know if you can connect and configure a 56kbp to a bri
interface of a cisco 1003 router.
Iknow you can do it through AUX port but can it be done through the BRI
interface
D'Wayne Saunders
CCNA
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Does any one know if you can connect and configure a 56kbp to a bri
interface of a cisco 1003 router.
Not unless it's 56 KBPS ISDN on a BRI. Modems can't work--completely
different electrically.
Iknow you can do it through AUX port but can it be done through the BRI
interface
D'Wayne
Hi all,
you know what these messages mean??
13w4d: ISDN BR3/1: Incoming call id =3D 0x1DDE
13w4d: ISDN BR3/1: received HOST_INCOMING_CALL call_id 0x1DDE
13w4d: ISDN BR3/1: Incoming call rejected due to screening.
13w4d: ISDN BR3/1: received HOST_DISCONNECT_ACK call_id 0x1DDE
Javier,
Looks like you have got CLI screening configured. Command will be something
like "ISDN CALLER 0172233"
If calling number does not match this or if they are not revealing their
number it won't let them in.
HTH
Gaz
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Hi,
I have a Cisco 2503 and a Cisco 2522DC router. They both have BRI
interface. However, how can I check out that whether they are U
interface or S/T interface? The cisco web site just says that this is a
BRI interface without specifying what kind it is.
(Both routers are for Canada routers
Hubert,
This question has been asked before so you can search the archives for a
better answer but I think it was if the router had a U interface it would
say so when you did a show int or show int bri 0... and if it didn't it
would just say bri interface.. it might also depend on the router
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Hubert,
This question has been asked before so you can search the archives for a
better answer but I think it was if the router had a
] wrote:
Hi,
I have a Cisco 2503 and a Cisco 2522DC router. They
both have BRI
interface. However, how can I check out that whether
they are U
interface or S/T interface? The cisco web site just
says that this is a
BRI interface without specifying what kind it is.
(Both routers
Hello colleagues,
I have a problem with two BRI interfaces on my Cisco 2610:
On both interfaces, I have static dialer maps configured to two separate
locations, so the total is 4 locations to be dialed, two on BRI1/0, and two
on BRI1/1. Th problem is that two calls at a maximum are made, and
wers...
Nigel..
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Hello colleagues,
I have a problem with two BRI interfaces on my Cisco 2610:
On both interfaces, I have static dialer maps c
Hi,
Why use the BRI ports to do your configs.
You might find that using a dialer interface for each area will work better. Also do
you want all of the interfaces to come up at the same time? You only have one dialer
list statement so this would stick em all into the same dialer group. You
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