I'd also like to thank all who replied in the list. The solution was:
set loc foo telephone 5551212&5551213
Curtis
On Sun, 17 Nov 1996, Curtis Coleman wrote:
> Question #1:
>
> I have a OR-U connecting to a 5-BRI card in a PM2E. I've up a location as
> follows:
>
> add loc foo
> set loc foo destination 1.2.3.4
> set loc foo manual
> set loc foo protocol ppp
> set loc foo netmask 255.255.255.0
> set loc foo routing off
> set loc foo group 2
> set loc foo maxports 1
> set loc foo user foobar
> set loc foo password whatever
> set loc foo telephone 555-1212
>
> The problem I'm having is that the BRI (NI-1) is provisioned with two
> seperate DNs, and the telco was kind enough to say that they can't put the
> lines into a hunt group. Hence, I get the following:
>
> set debug isdn on
> dial foo
> S1: Sending Call Request - 555-1212
> S1: Received Call Sent
> S1: Received Connect - B1
> dial foo
> S2: Sending Call Request - 555-1212
> S2: Received Call Sent
> S2: Received Disconnect User Busy
> S2: Received Call Clear
>
> What I need, is a way to have it dial 555-1213. Since I can't do MLPPP
> from two seperate location tables, what do I do? I can kludge my way in,
> but I hate it:
>
> set loc foo telephone 555-1212
> dial foo
> set loc foo telephone 555-1213
> dial foo
>
> That works, of course, but I want to run this continuous. So, I'm looking
> for a better solution.
>
> Question #2:
>
> Let's assume that the telco is full of shit, and they can indeed setup a
> hunt group, at least within the BRI. How would I set the location to open
> both channels all the time?
>
> Curtis
>
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> rule, except this one." . - Telenetworkputerologist - Pangea.CA Inc.
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