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Multiple destinations connect with a dial pool.

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Unbind each serial path from its port:

SETDefault !4 -PATH DialCONTrol = DYNamic

SETDefault !5 -PATH DialCONTrol = DYNamic

Syntax: SETDefault !<path> -PATH DialCONTrol = DYNamic STAtic

Create a virtual port for each destination using their SysCallerIDs:

ADD !V1 -PORT VirtualPort SCID "Princeton"

ADD !V2 -PORT VirtualPort SCID "Andover"

ADD !V3 -PORT VirtualPort SCID "PaloAlto"

Syntax: ADD !<port> -PORT VirtualPort SCID "<SysCallerID>"

Set the normal bandwidth for each virtual port:

SETDefault !V1 -PORT NORMalBandwidth = 28.8

SETDefault !V2 -PORT NORMalBandwidth = 19.2

SETDefault !V3 -PORT NORMalBandwidth = 28.8

Syntax: SETDefault !<port> -PORT NORMalBandwidth = <kbps> (>=0)

Create the dial number list for each virtual port:

ADD !V1 -PORT DialNoList "1-609-555-6000" Baud = 28.8 Type = Modem

ADD !V2 -PORT DialNoList "1-619-555-2222" Baud = 19.2 Type = Modem

ADD !V3 -PORT DialNoList "1-650-555-6969" Baud = 28.8 Type = Modem

Note: The baud rate set in the dial number list matches the baud rate of the lines available to the port. The normal bandwidth determines how many lines of size 28.8 or 19.2 Kbps to use. If there is no line of the correct baud available to a port, the port will use an available line of the correct type.

Syntax: ADD !<port> -PORT DialNoList "<phone no>" [Baud = <rate> (1.2–16000)] [Type = Modem Bri Sw56] [Pos = <number>]

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Configuring This section describes how to configure bandwidth management features Bandwidth for dial-up lines.

Management for PPP

Setting Normal Bandwidth

The -PORT NORMalBandwidth parameter specifies the amount of bandwidth the port uses. The default normal bandwidth is usually

64 Kbps. Show the normal bandwidth for a port using:

SHow !<port> -PORT NORMalBandwidth

Set the normal bandwidth if required using:

SETDefault !<port> -PORT NORMalBandwidth = <kbps> (0)

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3Com NETBuilder SI manual Management for PPP Setting Normal Bandwidth, Kbps. Show the normal bandwidth for a port using