3Com NETBuilder SI, SuperStack II Privilege Level, ISDN-Related, Syntax Variation, Models 43x

Privilege Level 159

Privilege Level	The privilege level determines which commands and parameters you can
	access. If you log on to the bridge/router with root login, your privilege
	level is Network Manager, which allows you access to all the commands
	and parameters.
	You can create users with either User or Network Manager privilege.
	Some commands are available only to root. For more information, see
	“Adding User Accounts” on page 60.
ISDN-Related	Built-in ISDN ports use a different path numbering convention from
Syntax Variation	other paths. Each B channel is assigned a different path. For instance,
(Models 43x and 44x)	3.1 and 3.2 are path numbers for a built-in ISDN port, where 3 is the
	connector ID, and 1 and 2 are the channel IDs. Some commands
	require you to specify the connector ID and channel ID of an ISDN
	path.
	When using an ISDN TA connected to a serial port, both B channels are
	assigned the same path number. You do not need to use special ISDN
	syntax.

For non-ISDN interfaces

For built-in ISDN interfaces

The syntax variation for these parameters is presented in the following format:

SETDefault !<path> -PATH CONtrol = (Enabled Disabled) SHow !<path> -PATH CONtrol

SETDefault !<connectorID.channelID> -PATH CONtrol = (Enabled Disabled)

SHow [!<connectorID.channelID> !<connectorID>.*] -PATH CONtrol SHowDefault [!<connectorID.channelID> !<connectorID>.*] -PATH CONtrol

The software menus and help string do not give the syntax variation for ISDN interfaces. Although the software does not give this variation, you must input the syntax for these ISDN-related parameters as shown in this guide.

Some parameters in the ISDN-specific software are connector-related, which require that you specify a connector number (<connectorID>), for example, 3 only. Other parameters in the ISDN software are channel-related, which require that you specify both a connector and