IBM SC30-3681-08 Lidoutaddr addressname, Lidused enabled or disabled, Timeslot list of slots

Con®guring Dial Circuits

lid_out_addr address_name

The lid_out_addr is the name of a dial circuit between two routers. When more than one circuit is con®gured between two routers (parallel circuits), then there needs to be a way to unambiguously know which dial circuit connects between them. For this purpose, a lid_out_addr is sent from the router at one end (the caller). At the receiving end the other router con®gures the same string as the inbound destination name. The lid_out_addr must be an address name that has previously been added using ADD ISDN-ADDRESSfrom the con®g> prompt.

lid_used [enabled or disabled]

Suppresses the exchange of logical ids for circuits to devices that do not support logical ids.

	Valid values: Enabled or disabled
	Default value: Disabled
net	#
	Sets the base network number of the interface to the # of the serial line
	interface to which you want to map this circuit.
	Note: The interface must be a V.34 net for dial-out interfaces. You are
	prompted for this if you add the device.
	Example:
	Circuit Config> set net
	Base net for this circuit [ ]? 2

priority

The priority ®eld allows an outbound dial-on-demand circuit to preempt another when no channels are available. If a call request is made and all the channels are in use, then the priority of the requesting dial-on-demand circuit is checked against all the active dial-on-demand circuits. If there is an outbound dial-on-demand circuit with lower priority, then that circuit is disconnected and a call is made for the higher priority dial-on-demand circuit. Only the priority on the outbound end of a connection is considered. An inbound dial-on-demand call will not be taken down in favor of a higher priority outbound call. An inbound dial-on-demand call cannot cause a lower priority call to be taken down.

selftest-delay# of milliseconds

Use this parameter to delay the time between when the call is established and the time when the initial packet is sent. Setting a selftest-delay can prevent initial packets from being dropped. The range is 0 to 65535, and the default is 150.

For V.25bis dial circuits, adjust this setting if your modems take extra time to synchronize.

For ISDN dial circuits, you may need to adjust this setting for dial-on-demand links because some ISDN switches start to deliver data before signalling the complete establishment of the circuit at the destination end.

timeslot list of slots

Speci®es a slot or list of slots to use for this dial circuit. Your service provider will issue the number of the slots you can use for the circuit. Specify the list as slot numbers separated by blanks.

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