I have received several responses sofar expressing a great interest in the
solution. Back to back ISDN over a single ISDN line seems to be a very
acceptable approach to simulating DDR. Unfortunately, nobody seems to be
able to confirm that it can be done. A seach of archives reveals discussions
bu
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I have received several responses sofar expressing a great interest in the
solution. Back to back ISDN over a single ISDN line seems to be a very
acceptable approach to simulating DDR. Unfortunately
I read indicates that it can be done. Try it.
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e, no. But I
have my own bus where I can connect multiple telephony devices...
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> Daniel Cotts
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> Let me give you an analogy as to what you've described. I
> take a little
> gizmo that splits my telephone outlet into two outlets (I use
> one of these
> for my answering machine and telephone). I can plug two
&g
If you follow Chucks advice the posting listed below is a good guide on how
to split B channels
Re: ISDN B-channel splitting posted 03/23/2000
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> interest in the solution. Back to back ISDN over a single ISDN
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> Yes, but an ISDN BRI line has two B channels. A POTS line has one channel.
> Did you visit the URL in my previous post?
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wo routers share and single ISDN circuit.
A very fair B channel for each?
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Two telephones have two telephony link
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Can't they share a ISDN line? Doesn't the protocol allow for multiple ST
devices assigned different endpoints on the same circuit? Most NT1s have
multiple ST connections.
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Yes. The original post indicated that he had an ISDN BRI line from SW Bell.
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> Can't they share a ISDN line? Doesn't the protocol allow for
> multiple ST
&g
Can you post your router configs? Also can you provide the output of a show
isdn stat for each router?
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If you follow Chucks advice the posting listed below is a good guide on how
to split B channels
Re: ISDN B-channel splitting posted 03/23/2000
Rick Harville wrote:
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> I have received several responses sofar expressing a great
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