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Dial-on-demand routing—The ISDN interface can be configured so that
only certain types of traffic establish and maintain an ISDN connection.
Circuits are automatically torn down if they are not required.
! Dynamic bandwidth allocation—The ISDN interface can be configured to
add or remove additional bandwidth as the traffic requires it.
!
Multiple destination support—An ISDN interface can be configured to
connect to two different destinations simultaneously.
!
Dial-in support—The ISDN interface can be configured to accept
incoming calls from remote sites.
Configuring a Physical Interface
1.
Click
C
ONFIG
on the home page.
2.
Click the Interfaces link.
3.
Click the physical interface link you want to configure in the
P
HYSICAL
column.
Example —
isdn-s2p1
4. From the pull-down menu in the S
WITCH
T
YPE
field in the P
HYSICAL
C
ONFIGURATION
table, select the service provider-switch type that
corresponds to the interface's network connection.
5.
In the
L
INE
T
OPOLOGY
field in the
P
HYSICAL
C
ONFIGURATION
table,
click the
P
OINT
-
TO
-P
OINT
or
M
ULTI
P
OINT
radio button to describe the
connection type of the interface.
6.
Click the
A
UTOMATIC
or
M
ANUAL
radio button in the
TEI O
PTION
(terminal-endpoint identifier) field in the
P
HYSICAL
C
ONFIGURATION
table.
Generally, automatic TEIs are used with multipoint connections, while
fixed TEIs are used in point-to-point configurations.
7.
Click A
PPLY
.