Maybe I wasn't clear.
For the server, I have a pm2e with 8 ISDN lines, giving 16 Single B channels
(64K each) in a hunt group with a single hunt number. I also have 2 seperate
ISDN phone lines with 4 seperate phone numbers for 4 additional single B
channels (64K each).
Port S27 has phone number xyz-abcd
Port S28 has phone number xyz-defg
These ports are unnumbered and on the same box.
I have an OR-U at home where I have an ISDN line with 2 channels, S1 and S2.
How do set the location so that dials xyz-abcd for one channel and xyz-defg
for the other channel automatically. The PAP box only has room for one
number. If I put xyz-abcd in it, it connects to that number. Then while I am
still connected, if I put xyz-defg in as the number, the second OR-U ISDN
line connects right up.
I will try changing the OR-U from Max Ports 2, no multilink to Max Ports 1,
multilink when I get home, but I don't see how it is going to know what
number to dial for the second line without telling it (These numbers don't
hunt to additional numbers)
-- Walter
"The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep,
And lines to code before I sleep, And lines to code before I sleep."
On Fri, 21 Nov 1997, Tom Fellenz wrote:
> At 10:35 AM 11/21/97 -0800, Walter Parker wrote:
> >I've got a portmaster OR-U that I am using for dual-channel ISDN and I
> >recently moved it from our hunt group to a pair of wild numbers. I used set
> >loc loc-name phone 123-4567&123-7856 for the phone numbers. It only dials
> >works with the first number. If I do a dial loc loc-name, it tries to make a
> >connect on the second line but fails. If I switch the numbers by typing set
> >loc loc-name phone 123-7856&123-4567 then the second line connects right
> >away.
>
> It appears the '123-7856' number needs to be troubleshot. What kind of
> router are you dialing into from the OR-U?
>
> Set max ports to 1 and leave off the other #. If it doesn't connect...
>
> >Is there a way that I can reconfigure my OR-U so that it uses both channel
> >in bonded mode when the numbers are different (my old ISDN router allowed me
> >to do that) ?
> >
>
> Well, we don't do "bonding" - its MLPPP - and it occurs automatically (when
> the location is set to 'multilink on', only if the destination IP address of
> the device being dialed is the same for both links and that it supports MLPPP.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Tom Fellenz
>
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