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Onderwerp: RE: ISDN setup
The only problem with placing an interface in backup mode, on ISDN, for
example, Is that when you do a show ISDN sta, you get is reflceted as
deactivated. I prefer to us defualt route with a higher administrative
cost. Each to there own though
Andrew
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Subject: Re: ISDN setup
In the frame relay interface use the following command. backup-interface
bri0 (or whatever the bri interface is).
Configure your ISDN interface the same as you would normally and this should
bring up the line if the frame relyay goes down.
y Jenny Mcleod/NSO/CSDA on 19/06/2000 12:04
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"Russell Lusignan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 16/06/2000
02:12:30
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Subject:
You would use BRI0 interfaces on R1 and R2 as backup interfaces to the
serial interfaces.
R1:
int s0
backup int bri0
backup delay 20 40 // Dial R2 if s0 is down for 20 secs, wait 40 secs to
disconnect once s0 is back up.
!
configure the BRI0 interface to dial R2
R2:
int s0
backup int bri0
backup
In the frame relay interface use the following command. backup-interface
bri0 (or whatever the bri interface is).
Configure your ISDN interface the same as you would normally and this should
bring up the line if the frame relyay goes down.
Don
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