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X3200 User’s Guide 191
Settings Specific to WAN Partners
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Table 6-12: Mode
BAP, Active and Passive
Mode BAP behaves as follows in Active and Passive
Mode:
■
Call Request: one of the two communica-
tion partners wants to add a B-channel; is
initiated or accepted if applicable.
■
Callback Request: is not used.
■
Link Drop Request: one communication
partner wants to drop a B-channel; drop-
ping is initiated or accepted if applicable.
BAP, Client Active Mode BAP behaves as follows in Client Active Mode:
The partner who sets up the initial call is in
Active Mode (see BAP, Active Mode) and the
partner who accepts the initial call is in
Passive
Mode (see BAP, Passive Mode).
Backup (For leased lines only)
Backup connection is activated if the leased
line fails. The backup connection is cleared
when the leased line is available again.
BOD is also available for this mode, if a value >
1 is used for Maximum Number of Dialup
Channels.
Bandwidth On Demand
Active (For leased lines only)
Enables BOD and defines the active partner.
Only one of the connection partners should be
configured as active partner. This page acti-
vates adding and dropping additional B-chan-
nels on demand.
Bandwidth On Demand
Passive
(For leased lines only)
Enables BOD and defines the passive partner.
This page does not activate adding and drop-
ping additional channels.
Possible Values Meaning