Re: Design scenario question....

Ron Parker (rparker@gator1.brazosport.cc.tx.us)
Wed, 30 Jul 1997 19:01:27 -0500 (CDT)

We used to use two Adtran ISU128s back to back to do this over a similar
FX type of arrangement. Ours were connected to a Cisco router on each end.
The Adtrans would automatically dial and bring up both B channels if
anything happened to the link. 

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Ron Parker
Network Communications Specialist
Brazosport College




On Wed, 30 Jul 1997, Charles Scott wrote:


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>   The one thing we had a problem with was keeping both ports up on the 
> PM2's with the Bitsurfr's. It's related to two phone numbers in the 
> location setting (xxx-xxxx&xxx-xxxx) since we didn't have them hunting. 
> If the first line called dropped, the PM2 would just dial it back up.  If 
> the second one dropped, the PM2 would try to dial the first number to 
> bring it back up, but that would be busy. We reconfigured with 2 
<snip>