IBM SC30-3681-08 manual Which is the destination name by specifying a lidoutaddr

Using ISDN

	Circuit Config> set idle
	Idle timer (seconds, 0 means always active) [0]? 0
	Note: WAN restoral/reroute must be ®xed.
6.	Optionally, you can provide a LID name to send (instead of the default LID,
	which is the destination name) by specifying a lid_out_addr.
	When more than one circuit is con®gured between two routers (parallel
	circuits), there must be a way to know which dial circuit connects them. For
	this purpose, a lid_out_addr is sent from the router at one end (the caller). The
	receiving router must have an inbound destination address that matches the
	lid_out_address on the sending router in order for the dial circuits to connect.
	The lid_out_addr must be an address name that has been previously added
	using ªADD ISDN-ADDRESSº at thecon®g> prompt.
	Circuit Config> set lid_out_addr router2
7.	Optionally, you can set the relative priority of dial circuits.
	The priority ®eld allows a circuit to preempt another when no channels are
	available. If an outbound call is made and all the channels are in use, then the
	priority of the requesting dial circuit is checked against all the active dial
	circuits. If there is one whose priority is lower than this, then that circuit is
	disconnected and a call is made for the higher priority dial circuit.
	Note: Only outbound dial-on-demand circuits will be brought down.
	See ªSetº on page 646 for more information about priority.
	Circuit Config> set priority 1
8.	Optionally, you can delay the time between when a call is established and the
	initial packet is sent. Use the set selftest-delaycommand. Some ISDN
	switches start to send data before receiving a signal indicating the complete
	establishment of the circuit at the destination. Setting a selftest delay can
	prevent initial packets from being dropped. For example:
	Circuit Config> set selftest-delay
	Selftest delay(milli-seconds,0 means no delay)[150]?200
9.	Set the inbound address name.
	Use the set inbound command. This command is for inbound circuits only. For
	example:
	Circuit Config> set inbound
	Assign destination inbound address name [ ]? newyork
	The inbound destination number is used to match the incoming LID or CallerID
	with the dial circuit. If there is a match that dial circuit gets the call.
10.	Optionally, you can enter the con®guration process for the data-link layer
	protocol that is running on the dial circuit (PPP or Frame Relay).
	Use the encapsulator command. For example:
	Circuit Config> encapsulator
11.	Optionally, you can use the set bandwidth command to set the line speed at
	which to make the call (either 56-Kbps or 64-Kbps). This provides per-call
	control for ISDN interfaces. For example:
	Circuit Config> set bandwidth 56Kbps

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