The map-class names are case sensitive I think, so check the capital letter
mismatch.
I'm not sure what you mean when you say you are still sometimes receiving
calls on the 803 from the 3620 - is your objective to not allow the 3620 to
dial at all?
You can use "dialer callback-secure" on the 800s
Yes that is correct i only want the 803's to be able to connect into
the 3620, and if i want the 3620 to connect to the 803's
then the 803's call the 3620 back. Therefore the 3620 will not have any out
going calls. Is this achivable?
Thanking you in anticipation
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Thanks for that info I have changed my routing configs accordingly to what
you have suggested, however i am still ocasionally revicing an incoming call
on the 803 from the 3620.
3620
interface Dialer3
description Featurenet link to CRB803
ip address 192.168.254.9 255.255.255.252
encapsulation p
Hello,
Under the 803 configs where you have "dialer wait-for-carrier-time 2" you
probably want to change that to "dialer enable-timeout 2" - this is how long
the callback server should wait before initiating callback.
But I would think that the router should still be dialing back after the
defaul
I have been working with ISDN and BT Featurenet lines
I have a Lab with a 3620 with a primary rate card
Which is connected to 16 803's.
Calls can be made from either end but, what i have been tring to do is
achive a state where activity on the line will always achive a call out from
the 803's to th
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