Netopia CLI 874 manual #show interface isdn 1 status Connected at 144 Kbps

	Motorola Netopia® Router CLI Commands 2-47
Status String	Meaning
Active, n of m SPIDs	The interface is active, and this is an interface that requires
registered (p failed)	SPIDs. n indicates the number of SPIDs that have been
	successfully registered so far, m indicates the total number of
	SPIDs to be registered, and p indicates the number of SPIDs
	that failed registration. If the sum of n and p is less than m, the
	device is still in the process of registering some of the SPIDs.

For one of the B-channels of a switched ISDN interface, the possible status strings and their meanings are:

Status String	Meaning
Inactive	The associated interface is not yet active.
Idle	The channel is not currently in use.
Speech Call	The channel is in use by a speech call.
64 Kbps Data Call	The channel is in use for a 64 Kbps data call.
56 Kbps Data Call	The channel is in use for a 56 Kbps data call.
3.1 Khz Call	The channel is in use for a 3.1 Khz call.

Example:

#show interface isdn 1 status Connected at 144 Kbps

interface isdn id speed { b1 b2 2b 2b+d } show interface isdn id speed

These commands, which apply only to permanent ISDN (i.e., IDSL), allow you to set or show the data rate (and B Channel usage) of the ISDN line. b1 means use Channel B1 at 64 Kbps, b2 means use Channel B2 at 64 Kbps, 2b means use both Channels B1 and B2 at 128 Kbps, and 2b+d means use all three channels at 144 Kbps.

interface isdn id switch { auto ni1 5esspttopt 5essmultipt dms100 ts013 euroisdn japanntt uk-euro }

This command allows you to change the ISDN switch type. This command applies only to switched ISDN. The only currently supported id is 1, which identifies the ISDN interface in the WAN 1 slot of the Motorola Netopia® router. The WAN 2 slot (id 2) cannot be populated with an ISDN wanlet at this time, and the Motherboard (id 0) is incapable of supporting ISDN internally.

Under many circumstances it is unnecessary to explicitly set the switch type, particularly in Europe. This is because for “S/T” ISDN routers the default switch type is euroisdn, and for “U” ISDN routers the default switch type is ni1.