Do you have chap auth running?
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From: Mike Popescu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 11 August 2000 04:51
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Subject: ISDN problem
Hi All,
Does anyone came across with the error message:
PPP Serialx/0:5 protocol reject received for protocol
Two things
1. This is a PPP error, not associated with ISDN part at all
2. Protocol x8031, according to RFC 1331 (PPP protocol), is
a Network Connection Protocol, the portion of the PPP setup
that negotiates Layer 3 protocols. and is specifically associated
with
Hi group,
Is the less expensive Teltone ISDN Demonstrator good enough for CCNP lab
practice or the more expensive model ILS-2000 is required ?
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> Subject: Configuring ISDN
>
>
> Hello,
> I'm configuring an ISDN line for my first time and I have a couple of
> questions. I've read through the documents on CISCO's www site but they
> didn't seem
Thank you Roger...
It took a bit but I found this config that looks perfect for my purposes:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/793/access_dial/easyip.html
On Roger Wang, said:
> In place of "dialer map", you can use the "dialer string" command. Then
> you don't need destination's IP address.
>
>
As for as I'm aware you cannot tweek what times a remote site dials into your
central site.
It may have to involve a manual process.
Ajaz
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> Hello all,
>
>Can anyone tell me if what I'm trying to do is possible
> I am setting up
As for as I'm aware you cannot tweek what times a remote site dials into your
central site.
It may have to involve a manual process.
Ajaz
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>
>Can anyone tell me if what I'm trying to do is possible
> I am setting up
As for as I'm aware you cannot tweek what times a remote site dials into your
central site.
It may have to involve a manual process.
Ajaz
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>
>Can anyone tell me if what I'm trying to do is possible
> I am setting up
As for as I'm aware you cannot tweek what times a remote site dials into your
central site.
It may have to involve a manual process.
Ajaz
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>Can anyone tell me if what I'm trying to do is possible
> I am setting up
t;
> >Can anyone tell me if what I'm trying to do is possible
> > I am setting up a point to point ISDN link between my organisation
> > and a third party company that needs dialin access into our network for
> > application support, but I am looking
As for as I'm aware you cannot tweek what times a remote site dials into your
central site.
It may have to involve a manual process.
Ajaz
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>Can anyone tell me if what I'm trying to do is possible
> I am setting up
As for as I'm aware you cannot tweek what times a remote site dials into your
central site.
It may have to involve a manual process.
Ajaz
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>Can anyone tell me if what I'm trying to do is possible
> I am setting up
Unplug the phone line until they call you?
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Hello all,
Can anyone tell me if what I'm trying
Michael,
I think a possible solution to your problem is to use a TeleWall to monitor
those lines (I am not familiar with ISDN lines, so the example is for an
analog modem).
If you added the following rule to your TeleWall security policy it would
alert you each time the vendor connected to the
TACACS+
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>
>Can anyone tell me if what I'm trying to do is possible
> I am setting up a point to point ISDN link between my organisation
>
Is it possible to connect two Cisco 1003 ISDN routers together for use in a
lab environment (i.e. back to back).
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Rod
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You could also use time based access-lists. When they will be able to
connect but their traffic will not route.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/793/access_dial/10.html
Josh
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quick question - We're setting up a temp. ISDN connection and the powers
that be want a PERMANENT (not DDR) connection on a Cisco 2500 (ios 11.2)
I've got a BRI and Dialer setup (which also aren't working, but that's
another story) - is there a default - like Dialer idle
someone will
be sending traffic to the link within the set time frame.
Hope that helps.
Branch B Config
>Interface BRI0
>description Connected to Branch A
>no ip address
>no ip directed-broadcast
>encapsulation ppp
>dialer rotary-group 0
>isdn switch-type basic-ni
>isdn spid
2 0 0.00% 0.00%
0.00% 0 IP VOICE INPUT
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0
2 0 0.00% 0.00%
0.00% 0 IP VOICE OUTPUT
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4 2 2000
0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0 ISDN_CSM 50 74007133 19140060
3866 74.72% 75.43% 75.20% 0 ISDN Timer
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0
0 0.00% 0.00%
0.00% 0 IP VOICE INPUT
48
0
2 0 0.00% 0.00%
0.00% 0 IP VOICE OUTPUT
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4 2 2000
0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0 ISDN_CSM 50 74007133 19140060
3866 74.72% 75.43% 75.20% 0 ISDN Timer
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hi friends
i have CISCO 2503 router and recently god ISDN connection.
I want access internet through 2503 isdn port with isdn connection, which i
got.
please give complete configuration commands.
your help in this regard is highly appreciated.
bye
ravee
You should use ISDN simulator but it is very expensive. Around US2,000 at
ebay.
Good luck.
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> Does anyone know of a way to simulate an isdn connection between two
> routers with ISDN interfaces?
>
> Or anyway else to simulate an ISDN connection?
>
>
Yes, there are Line Simulators that emulate a switch. They are VERY
expensive, and it is cheaper to get an ISDN line from the telco. E-mail me
if you want me to find the web link for the distributor. (I believe that
Black Box sells them, but I'm not sure)
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Hi Guys,
Small issue regarding DLSW, I want to enable it on
two router using Cisco 3640 on serial and use ISDN as a backup. Is there any
special configuration required to use isdn backup for dlsw?
I would really appreciate if anyone send me sample
configuration if its doable?
Best
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> Can some tell me wha
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Can some tell me what the difference between:::debug q921 and debug isdn
q921.
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> Please can somebody advise, I have ISDN lines on two Cisco Router on
> Two different site, configured as backup.
>
>
If you specified backup interface, you will not be able to pung and the isdn
will show as down, what was configured??? Routing??
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Hi Gurus,
I have a small problem configuring a Cisco 1603 router. This router has a
ethernet port and integrted BRI. I want a PC to dial into the BRi port of
the router. Now the problem, I am Facing is that I can configure the BRI
port. But when I check the ISDN status with the SH ISDN STAT
Hello,
Anyone knows what France ISDN PRI switch type is?
Local teleco told us it's ISDN Primary Access T2, API
EURONUM with 30 open chanels. What does that mean?
Thanks in advance.
Jim
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Yes, what you should also have in you configurations is a command 'isdn
not-end-to-end' or similar.
This tells the router that the rates at each end of the connection are
different.
Depends on your provider and equipment as to what rate you have to select.
In a nutshell anyway,
ISDN BRI runs at both 56k and 64k on the B channels depending on the switch
used.
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> I have 2 routers, one was configured 64K, t
Can you tell me what to look out for when mixing an NT over an ISDN WAN
using Cisco; are there any tricks on a Cisco or NT box as I understand NT
boxes talk all the time to each other meaning huge call costs?
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ISDN have 2 B channels, only one channels is use to sending data while
another is idle, except it is configure for load balancing then both
channels is used.
It is possible to configure 1 B channel for dial to site A and oanother
channel for site B ,without to have two physical ISDN line
Hi,
How can I view the real time dialing status of the ISDN on the Cisco router.
The show isdn active/history ..do not show whether it is dialing or
disconnecting.
Thanks
Choh Koon, Tan
CCNP
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Is it possible to spoof the ISDN caller ID, like
spoofing an IP address ?
I mean rewriting some part of the stack, and having
the caller ID set as wished ? Or will the Telephone
Company switch rewrite the caller ID ?
Where is teh caller ID exchanged : q921 or q931 or
somewhere else
o find what would be the going rate for a used
> Teletone ISDN simulator.Any info is greatly appreciated.
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> > Teletone ISDN simulator.Any
I've been handed a 3COM ISDN terminal adapter and have been told that we are
planning to use ISDN as dial backup for a T-1 connecting to a 2501. One
serial port and the ethernet port are being used. The aux port won't
provide the needed bandwidth. So that leaves me with the second s
I've been handed a 3COM ISDN terminal adapter and have been told that we are
planning to use ISDN as dial backup for a T-1 connecting to a 2501. One
serial port and the ethernet port are being used. The aux port won't
provide the needed bandwidth. So that leaves me with the second s
Hi All
I configured a 2503 for a customer today using ISDN
to connect. Everything is fine, DNS resolution is happening, can connect to
everything BUT transfers seem to be slow - a modem like 5k ! I did a standard
config, nothing fancy except for NAT so I am sure the router is not being
check the default gateway on your workstations. make sure they are set to
the router's e0
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> check the default gateway on your workstations. make sure they are set to
> the router's e0
>
> -Brad
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How many wires are used in the cable that plugs into the ISDN U port?
How many wires are used in the cable that plugs into the ISDN S/T port?
Thanks,
Ole
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I am trying to troubleshoot a slow WAN request time between a remote branch
office and my network, and I can see that the switch type is set to 5ESS on
the remote router (which I am looking at with telnet). On all my routers
here, and at another remote office, the switch types are all NI-1.
The q
I don't know about those switch types in particular, but it is possible for a
router to be able to communicate with the wrong switch type configured. I've
interchanged primary-ts014 and primary-net5 on a Cisco 7500, and it seemed to
work OK - mind you, this was just for testing purposes, I haven'
stats over time.
Jim
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How many users can I reasonably connect to a ISDN BRI before I start
to see a latency issue
I've seen this in configurations but no one explains what it is. Any takers?
Duncan
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Dear gang:
I have the following situation:
SiteA---SiteB---SiteC
Site A, B, C are interconnected like above. Now I need to
deploy ISDN backup. SiteC is a Cisco 3660, Site B, C are Cisco
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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Hi Folks,
My ISDN configuration (using an ISDN simulator) does not work for some
reason. Can anyone please give a sanity check to my configurations below and
point out where I am fumbling. I am trying to make an ISDN configuration
using PAP and different passwords at both ends to work. Also
Russ..
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Frame relay cloud. Both routers have ISDN
> interfaces. How do I configure t
't realise that the frame relay interface has gone
walkabout.
If this is a problem, you can use floating static routes (static route(s) with
the administrative distance set to something higher than the routing protocol
you use on your FR link) to direct your traffic to the ISDN interface.
Under
Hello,
I have a 2503 at home that I want to connect to my isp, T-Online. I have
ISDN at home and I cannot get the router to dial.
When I do a debug isdn q921, I see that it is talking. I have tried
different switch-types, and with spid and without.
Last night I say something about CAPI, I take
Hi all,
I am setting up a 128k ISDN internet connection for my client using a Cisco
802. We use a local phone company for the ISDN line and another company as
the ISP. The unusual setup (at lease for me) is the ISDN line has 6 end
points, with 6 SPIDs, and 6 LDN. One the configuration form, the
walia
Equant
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> I am setting up a 128k ISDN internet connection for my client using a
Cisco
> 802. We use a local phone compa
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> ISDN BRI0 interface
> dsl 0, interface ISDN Switchtype = basic-5ess
> Layer 1 Status:
> ACTIVE
>
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it's more then likely that your spids are not configured properly, not
necessarily invalid.
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> > ISDN BRI0 interface
> > dsl 0, interface ISDN Switchty
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 Larkins
BCom, CCNA
Usko Communications
Tel
The reason I asked is because the sh isdn output indicates 'spid1 NOT valid'
and 'spid2 NOT valid'. That would indicate to me a problem of some sort with
the spid configuration.
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Hi:
I have had several problems with spids being invalid and usually it is because the telco has mis-assigned your local spid numbers you use to talk to the local switch. Check with the telco first and if they say the numbers are correct, try to clear the bri
There is a known bug with a certain version IOS that
states the spids are not valid even though you get
TEI. You may want to call cisco and check the IOS
version you are running.
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> indi
add "no ip directed-broadcast"
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> we are trying to connect bri to bri over comsat and immerstat using m4.
> Everthing is fine but bri is trying to connect
> even when there is no intersting traffic.I di
What traffic have you defined as interesting? Where is your list?
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>Hi guys
>we are trying to connect bri to bri over
int bri0
shut
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do a "debug dialer" and see what is bringing the ISDN line up. you should be
able to figure it out from that.
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Subject: 56k ISDN??
I noticed on CCO that when configuring ISDN it suggests settings the speed
to 56k for calls outside of the local exchange. What types of situation
In my experience with ISDN when I worked for Pacific Bell, the only times we
ever used 56K was when there were legacy switches involved that could only
handle 56K (in-band signaling, instead of clear-channel). My advice is to
try 64K and only move to 56K if you find it's required.
Your exc
not
responding. The guy at the remote site can see the call arrive, but then
the line drops. Odd. Oh well, adventures in troubleshooting, as usual!
Thanks,
John
> In my experience with ISDN when I worked for Pacific Bell, the only times
we
> ever used 56K was when there were legacy sw
So, do ISDN calls between exchanges use AMI, hence their suggestion to use
56k for inter-exchange calls?
> This has to do w/line coding on channelized T1s and the overhead to keep
> track of channelized info. If the other end isn't using Clear 64, and is
> using AMI(a line e
The type (brand) of switch used shouldn't really matter, but as mentioned
before, both of them have to support clear-channel 64K. It's possible that
the one at the remote side doesn't accept that. If you have someone handy at
the remote end to console into the router, you can
Hopefully they don't, but they used to use it all over the place, which is
why it still exists in certain areas.
- Don
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So, do
ble that
>the one at the remote side doesn't accept that. If you have someone handy at
>the remote end to console into the router, you can use "debug isdn events"
>(I believe that's the right command) to watch the call coming in. If you see
>a bearer channel capac
You may try indeed to configure your int bri0 as you would do normaly, but
if the ISDN line is coming from a PABX it may cause problems there.
If the ISDN interface is not activated it looks dead towards the PABX which
in his side will cause an fatal error and in the worst case disable the
line
Hello gang,
Please post the names and model numbers of any and
all NT1 ISDN terminal adapters you recommend for use with Cisco
routers, so I/we can begin shopping on Ebay for some.
Thank You
Has there been any indication as to the status of ISDN in the CCNP / IP
Tests. I have heard that ISDN is going away as the New NP tests are
introduced.
Terry Hines
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how can i cause a call in a cisco 2504 to test the interface??
is there any command??
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> I want Troubleshoot a ISDN connection to my 3600 series router, The
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> has just one ISDN connection and rest are
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> > I want Troubleshoot a ISDN connection to my 3600 series router, The
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> > the use of debug ISDN q921 and q931 be the right option
I see more complaints / problems / issues with ISDN and DDR in specific and
in general, in real world and in test situations.
Idle curiousity. Is ISDN really viable in terms of reliability for DDR
applications?
In any number of mission critical applications, I have seen major vendors,
major
FWIW I have implemented more ISDN backup than I care to remember but
once configured and tested it works well. I always suggest that
customers periodically test the backup, at least force tha ISDN
connection up by pinging a test loopback or something. I had one
customer who did't want to
Hell yeah.
We use ISDN to automatically failover. With over 350 remote sites, it's not
uncommon to have a main link to an office fail somewhere.
With automatic failover, our users often don't even know something's
failed. Manual intervention? You've got to be kidding.
Where I work ISDN is primarily used for DDR since it is the most cost
effective soln in Aust - especially if you have a large number of sites
to cover as Jenny pointed out. With that in mind, the way of thinking
being 'we only want to pay for what we use'. There's no point
FWIW I have implemented more ISDN backup than I care to remember but
once configured and tested it works well. I always suggest that
customers periodically test the backup, at least force tha ISDN
connection up by pinging a test loopback or something. I had one
customer who did't want to
MADMAN wrote:
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> FWIW I have implemented more ISDN backup than I care to
> remember but
> once configured and tested it works well. I always suggest that
> customers periodically test the backup, at least force tha ISDN
> connection up by pinging a test loopback or somet
Hi All
I'm trying to send the ISDN numbering types and translate numbers from the
ingress to the egress gateway. I have a gateway which accepts an incoming
call from the PSTN then routes it across the IP network to the egress
gateway and to an IVR system, this part works fine. However when
I sent this out yesterday, but never saw it come back from the group. This
is the second version of the configs I've posted, having corrected some of
the other problems.
I'm trying to get a new ISDN simulator to work in the in lab. It's an
Emutel Lite, and I seem to be close
Address your BRI seperatly, add static routes to the networks through the
BRI, and then ping. Once you know you have connectivity and they are
dialing, you should be able to change the addressing and add the backup
interface command.
You can also setup your ISDN as if you are going to make
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Subject: RE: ISDN Dialup Backup
Address your BRI seperatly, add static routes to the networks through the
BRI, and then ping. Once you know you have connectivity and they are
dialing, you should be able to change the addressing and add
You can run cdp on bothsides (do not forget to add cdp protocol in dialer
list)
this may be the least risky way of teting the ISDN line
Gugana
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Hey guys,
I have an 8-port ISDN module for the Cisco 4000 series router that I
would like to either sell or trade for something of equal value. If there
are any interested parties out there in groupstudy land, please feel free to
get back to me Peace!
Ray
ce. I could be wrong, but this is
what it looks like to me. Let me know what you find out.
-Chuck
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From: "Stephen D Skinner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2001 1:11 PM
Subject: ODD isdn config
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I bet this is an E-1 PRI...the E-1 PRI uses timeslot 15 as the D channel, channels 1-31
A T-1 uses timeslot 24, channels 0-23
Stephen D Skinner wrote:
> GUYS
>
> i have this odd isdn config which don`t make any sense to me...
>
> !!! interface Serial1/0:15 !
> no i
Skinner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
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Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2001 3:53 PM
Subject: Re: ODD isdn config
> Stephen,
>
> It looks like you are using a multi-channel T3 adapter. If you type in
"show
> diag 1 ", you will probably see that yo
I have two routers that both have an ISDN card. Is there anyway I could =
connect them with some type of cross-over cable to simulate an ISDN =
connection?
Thanks,
Jeff
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Hi,
I'm a little confused about your ISDN numbers. On all the services I have from one
router to another I use the one number for example 64353423 both channels call
6399900. I dont understand why you are calling the same router on two numbers. I
would have thought the NT1 is one n
ge-
> From: Santosh Koshy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 7:37 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: ISDN B Chanell
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>
> Hello All,
>
> I am setting up a simple point to point ISDN BRI
> connection. It
> works like a char
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