IBM SC30-3681-08 manual Cause Code, Syntax Cause code, Example add FF

ISDN Con®guration Commands

v DN0, and DN1 are used to verify that the incoming call is being delivered

to the correct ISDN destination.

v If the destination number (Called Party Number) in the ISDN call being

delivered does not match either DN0 or DN1, then the call is rejected.

v If the user wishes to bypass the destination veri®cation checking, then do

not con®gure either DN0, or DN1. If the ISDN line provisioning has only

one DN, and the user wishes to use the destination veri®cation then you

must con®gure DN0. Do not con®gure DN1 unless the ISDN line is

provisioned for two DNs.

v When con®guring the SPIDs and TEIs, always be sure to con®gure the

®rst SPID (SPID[0]) and TEI (TEI[0]). It will cause errors it you have a

SPID[1] or TEI[1] con®gured without SPID[0] or TEI[0] con®gured.

Cause Code

Use the Cause Code command to prevent the router from retrying to establish a

connection through the ISDN interface when it receives a ªspeci®edº (valid value) response. Enter these commands at the Cause Config> prompt.

Syntax:
cause code	? (Help)
	add
	list
	remove
	exit

Table 81. ISDN Cause Codes Command Summary

Command Function

? (Help)	Displays all the commands available for this command level or lists the
	options for speci®c commands (if available). See ªGetting Helpº on page
	10.
Add	Adds cause code entries to the ISDN con®guration.
List	Displays the cause code lists for the ISDN con®guration.
Remove	Removes cause code entries from the ISDN con®guration.
Exit	Returns you to the previous command level. See ªExiting a Lower Level
	Environmentº on page 11.

Add Use the add command to add a cause code to an ISDN con®guration.

Valid Values: Any hexadecimal value between 01 and FF

Default Value: None

Syntax: cause code add value

Example: add FF

List Use the list command to show the cause code list of an ISDN con®guration.

Syntax: cause code list

Remove

Use the remove command to remove a cause code from an ISDN con®guration.

Valid Values: Any hexadecimal value between 01 and FF

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