Ringdale ISDN user manual Bandwidth on Demand Setup

CONFIGURING YOUR ROUTER

Bandwidth on Demand Setup

Due to the varieties and complexities of networks and applications, it is the responsibility of the network administrator to determine the cost of all line charges, or any other charges which may be incurred, resulting from the use of the OverLAN Ethernet/ISDN router. Such charges are not the responsibility of Ringdale.

Bandwidth on Demand Setup appears under the Setup Tab > Call Setup Tab for the properties for a router.

Bandwidth On Demand: Bandwidth on Demand limits the use of both B-channels to only when there is sufficient data to require both channels. If this feature is disabled and the router is setup to use both B-channels, then the router will use both channels regardless of the amount of data being transferred.

Bandwidth Trigger: Type a number representing the bytes per second of data going over the ISDN line at which point Bandwidth on Demand should activate. The Bandwidth Trigger can be from 0 to 8,000 bps. This option determines the point at which the router will bring up the second B-channel for increased bandwidth. The default value is 0 (always using full bandwidth).

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