Aaron at cisco
May 5, 2006, 12:36 PM
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Re: 2 dialer profiles and 1 pri for ppp and x.25
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Why don't you have your client routers make IP calls on both B b
channels, then use XOT for your X.25 connectivity needs?
Aaron
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> We have 2 PRI on AS5300 and each one of them is accepting isdn/ppp and isdn/x.25
> calls. All isdn/ppp calls terminate on the 1st pri, while all the isdn/x.25
> calls terminate on the 2nd pri. Each pri has its own dialer profile, so one
> dialer for ppp termination, one for x.25 termination.
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> The 2 isdn calls (ppp/x.25) are made from other cisco routers with BRI; each one
> of them is making a ppp and a x.25 call using the 2 channels of a bri.
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> As long as we have 2 PRIs and 2 dialers, everything is working fine.
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> Now, we're trying to remove 1 pri from the AS5300 and make all calls terminate
> on a single pri. But we need to find a way to bind the 2 (ppp/x.25) incoming
> calls from the same router to the appropriate dialer of the AS5300, depending on
> whether the call is ppp or x.25.
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> We can't use "caller" (CLID), because both calls originate from the same bri.
> We can't use "called" (DNIS), because we have only 1 pri with 1 DNIS.
> We can't use "remote-name", because x.25 doesn't use ppp authentication.
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> Any other idea?
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