IBM SC30-3681-08 Isdn Monitoring Commands, Syntax cause code remove value, Example remove FF

ISDN Con®guration Commands

Default Value: None

Syntax: cause code remove value

Example: remove FF

Accessing the Interface Monitoring Process

To access the interface monitoring process for ISDN, enter the following command at the GWCON (+) prompt:

+network #

Where # is the number of the ISDN interface. You cannot directly access the monitoring process for dial circuits, but you can monitor the dial circuits that are mapped to the ISDN interface.

ISDN Monitoring Commands

The following sections explain the ISDN operating commands which allow you to view the accounting entries, calls, circuits, parameters, and statistics of the ISDN interfaces. Enter these commands at the ISDN> prompt.

Table 82. ISDN Monitoring Command Summary

Monitoring 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.
Block-calls	Blocks incoming calls from a speci®c caller.
Calls	Displays the number of completed and attempted connections
	made for each dial circuit mapped to this interface since the
	last time statistics were reset on the router.
Channels	Displays the statistics for the channels on the ISDN Primary
	Rate Interface.
Circuits	Displays the status of all data circuits con®gured on the ISDN
	interface.
Dial-dump	Displays the operation characteristics of the speci®ed dial
	circuit.
L2_counters	Lists the L2/L1 states along with some L2 counters.
L3_counters	Lists counters of set ups sent/received/accepted.
TEI	Lists status of TEI's (BRI only)
Parameters	Displays the current parameters for the ISDN interface.
Signaling-L3	This command is to be used only by product support personell.
Statistics	Displays the current statistics for the ISDN interface.
Exit	Returns you to the previous command level. See ªExiting a
	Lower Level Environmentº on page 11.

Block-Calls

Use the block-callscommands to block incoming calls. Caller numbers to be
blocked must be added to the authentication list. The maximum number of caller
blocked calls is 16 per interface.
Syntax:
block-calls	add
	list

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