Hypertec ISDN 10T Router manual Service Profile Identifiers SPIDs, 56K/64K Rate Adaption

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Concepts and Principles of Operation

Directory numbers

A directory number is the address or telephone number for the ISDN line assigned by your ISDN service provider or telephone company. The number of directory numbers allocated depends on which Service Provider you are using. If you are using an NI-1 line, you will be assigned one directory number per B- channel. Otherwise, you will be assigned one directory number per device.

Service Profile Identifiers (SPIDs)

Note: Service Profile Identifiers are only allocated by Service Providers in North America.

When you order an ISDN service, your Service Provider needs to know which ISDN features you require, for example, Calling Line Identification (Caller ID). This is known as a service profile. Your service provider then allocates you a unique Service Profile Identifier (SPID) that allows you to use these particular features.

Depending on your ISDN variant, you will have none, one or two SPIDs assigned to your ISDN line as shown below.

ISDN Variant

Directory numbers

SPIDs

 

 

 

 

AT&T 5ESS P-P

1

(1 per device)

None

 

 

 

 

 

AT&T 5ESS M-P

2

(1 per B-channel)

2

(1 per B-channel)

 

 

 

 

 

NTI DMS

2

(1 per B-channel)

2

(1 per B-channel)

 

 

 

 

 

NI-1

2

(1 per B-channel)

2

(1 per B-channel)

 

 

 

 

 

NI-2

1

(1 per device)

1

(1 per device)

 

 

 

 

European

1

(1 per device)

None

 

 

 

 

1TR6

1

(1 per device)

None

 

 

 

 

NTT

1

(1 per device)

None

 

 

 

 

Austel (TS013)

1

(1 per device)

None

 

 

 

 

 

AT&T Point to Point ignores the Directory number from the user equipment, so you could be sending anything that will sync up, and it will place a call. One should leave the SPIDs blank while configure the Hypertec ISDN 10T Router for AT&T Point to Point Switch. ATT Multi-point, NTI, and NI1 are very specific about DN directory Number and SPID numbers. If they are wrong, you cannot place a call.

56K/64K Rate Adaption

The Rate Adaptation of the line is the speed at which data can be transmitted over that line. This can be 64 KBPS or 56kbit/s. If you are connected to a European ISDN Service, always set the Rate Adaptation to 64 KBPS (the default value). If you are connected to a North American ISDN Service, always select 64 KBPS for local calls. You may need to select 56 KBPS for international or some inter-state calls. Some area in North America, dialing 1+10 digit is required in order to access the 64kbit/s. You should generally select 64 KBP in most part of the world.

ISDN Permanent (Nailed) Circuit

Most telephone companies offer only switched ISDN circuits. In. Germany leased line ISDN service is also offered as a option. German ISDN Permanent connection services (types 64S, S01 and S02) is available from Deutsche Telekom. This service provides a permanently open leased line with an ISDN interface at each end, which allows you to take advantage of Deutsche Telekom tariff rates.

Service type

Number of channels

64S

One B-channel

S01

One B- and one D-channel

S02

Two B- and one D-channel

Japan NTT also offers leased line ISDN service :

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Contents Hypertec Isdn 10T Router Introduction Contents Hypertec Isdn 10T Router Ethernet Internet/IntranetNetwork Management Analog ServicesSecurity Router SoftwareAbout this Manual Hypertec Isdn 10T Router Packing ListHardware Installation GeneralInstallation Installing the Hypertec Isdn 10T Router NMS Software InstallationInstalling EasyWeb if there is an installed Http server Uninstalling NMSInstalling EasyWeb if there is no installed Http server Installing EasyWebExample using the Microsoft Personal web server on Win95 Isdn OverviewPhysical Interface Isdn Switch VariantsInterface Type National Isdn Variants Default Setting 56K/64K Rate Adaption Service Profile Identifiers SPIDsService type Number of channels Isdn Permanent Nailed CircuitRouting Data Communication ServicesBridging Routing Table Internet and Intranet Connection ProfilesIP Address and Subnet Mask IP Address, Un-Numbered, or NumberedDynamic IP address Assignment Unnumbered Isdn LinkIPX Address IPX Frame TypeRIP IPX SpoofingMultilink PPP F1 F1 F2 F2 PacketDial on Demand Bandwidth on DemandCalling Line Identification Clid Packet Filtering, IP Access ListData Compression CallbackNAT Introduction Line Provisioning ServiceVoice Preemption Ordering the Isdn LineIsdn Switches and Services Supported Switch type Isdn ServiceProvisioning the Isdn Line Using Isdn Order CodesCapability Isdn Service Package Capability PackagesSolution Sets Solution Set Isdn ServiceMultiple Subscriber Numbering MSN Switch Feature ValueNational Isdn 1 & National Isdn Introduction Terminal TypesMore Information General NMS Menu Structure Configura Login NMS WindowsExample Sub-Menu window NMS System Menus Description Source Required or Optional NMS ToolbarRequired Information Starting NMS Logging Into NMSQuick Configuration Menu Local Router NameDial-out Password Network Address Translation EnableDial-out Authentication Local IP MaskIsdn Switch Type Phone NumberLocal Menu Call-in AuthenticationCall-in Password Local Ethernet Sub-menuDevice Name Switch TypeChannel Alarm Threshold IP AddressLocal Isdn Window Data Usage Phone 1 UsagePhone 2 Usage Route TableRIP Protocol Access ListARP Proxy Subnet Mask Local Dhcp Sub-menuIP Address Pool Start Address, End Address Gateway AddressDomain Name Dhcp EnableData Service Lease DurationRemote Router Name Internet PPP WindowIdle Ave IntervalUtil Internet IP Sub-menu Remote Snmp EnableIP Enable IP Address of Remote EthernetRemote End IP Address of Isdn Line IP Mask of Remote EthernetLocal End IP Address of Isdn Line IP Mask of Isdn LineHttp Server Starting PortFTP Server Telnet ServerClid Calling Num12, Intranet PPP Window Encapsulation Protocol Intranet IP Menu 13, Intranet IP WindowIntranet IPX Menu 14, Intranet IPX Window IPX Route Table SpoofingAge IPX SAP TableSnmp Menu 15, Snmp WindowName Trap EnableDescription LocationErrors BroadcastsB1 Channel Status DiscardsChannel Status B2 Channel StatusChannels In Use Error FramesChannels Up Time B1 UtilisationClear Trap List Trouble ShootingDetail Log Enable Trap HistoryPPP Success Isdn Data Call SuccessPPP Attempts Managing the Hypertec Router from a Console20, Console Login Screen 21, Console Quick Config Screen Managing the Hypertec Router from a BrowserRouter Isdn Express Route Troubleshooting Monitor the status of the Ethernet LEDs Monitor the status of the D channel LEDMonitor the status of the B channel LEDs If your are unable to make a data call IndexIf your are unable to make voice call Index Spid SPID-1 SPID-2 Product Warranty
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