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X4000 User’s Guide 205
Settings Specific to WAN Partners
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The Mode field includes the following selection options:
Table 8-12: Mode
Possible values Meaning
Bandwidth On Demand
Disabled Deactivates BOD, no additional channels are
opened (default value).
Bandwidth On Demand
Enabled (For dialup connections only)
Activates BOD, additional channels can be
opened. The connection partner who initiated
the connection opens the additional channels.
BAP, Active Mode (Necessary for the AO/DI (Always On/Dynamic
ISDN) function, see
Table 8-17, page 214 )
BAP, Passive Mode
Is currently not supported by X4000 .
BAP, Active and Passive
Mode
Is currently not supported by X4000 .
BAP, Client Active Mode Is currently not supported by X4000 .
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
activates switching in and out additional B-
channels on demand.
Bandwidth On Demand
Passive (For leased lines only)
Enables BOD and defines the passive partner.
This page does not activate switching in and
out additional channels.