2.2 Configure PPP 4 (PSTN)
It will be necessary to configure PPP 4 as an outbound interface as the default is for the interface to accept incoming calls. Then ISP configuration will be added.
Navigate to the following location:
Configuration - Interfaces > PPP > PPP 0 - 4 > PPP 4 > Standard Scroll to the bottom of the page and click “Load dialling defaults”.
The PPP 4 configuration needs to be configured to be “always on” and have a power up delay of 60 seconds to allow the ADSL connection to come up and be the primary connection. The interface will also be configured for use with an ISP, enter the details as shown in the tables below.
Parameter | Setting | Description | |
0845 1400101 | Replace with the number for your ISP | ||
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Use GPRS/PSTN/external modem | PSTN | Use internal PSTN modem | |
**Use | No | Use internal ISDN modem | |
Username | User | Replace with your dial up username | |
Password | Pass | Replace with your dial up password | |
Always on mode | ON | Interface should always be active | |
Power up AODI delay (s) | 60 | Timer to allow main ADSL connection to | |
come up before this one is activated | |||
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Inactivity timeout (s) | 0 | Keep interface in service even if no data | |
passes through interface | |||
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Local IP address | 0.0.0.0 | Your ISP will normally assign an IP | |
address automatically | |||
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** Only applies if configuring ISDN, not PSTN
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