Its for use with CALLBACK secure and so on, its a way to verify that the
calling router dialing the called router is the right one. It uses the
hostanme, so the name rtrA is actually the hostname of rtrA.
Its for callback secure.
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Hello Folks,
In ISDN configuration, there is an option to use hostname in the mapping
command. For example,
rtrA:
dialer map ip 138.2.80.2 name rtrB broadcast 2005
rtrB:
dialer map ip 138.2.80.1 name rtrA broadcast 2004
What is the main purpose of using the remote hostnames in the mapping
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