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Dial-on-Demand Implementation Notes
114062 Rev. B 5-5
• If you want to use unnumbered interfaces, configure them on the outgoing hot
standby circuit, and configure unnumbered demand circuit groups on the
incoming standby circuit.
To configure standby circuits, refer to Chapter 9.
Balancing Traffic between a Primary Circuit and a Hot Standby Circuit
Once a hot standby circuit is active, the routing protocol activates and finds an
alternative route to the destination. When the primary circuit recovers and resumes
data transmission, the routing protocol deactivates. This is referred to as a failback
to the primary circuit.
You can control the failback to the primary circuit manually or automatically. One
advantage of controlling failback is that you can delay the return of traffic to the
primary circuit. This lets the primary circuit stabilize before it resumes
transmission of critical data.
The following configuration choices enable you to manage traffic between the
primary circuit and the hot standby circuit:
• RIP or OSPF precedence and cost parameters
The router sends traffic across the circuit with the better cost route. If the
better route is the hot standby circuit, traffic continues across this circuit even
if the primary circuit recovers. Conversely, traffic will resume across the
primary circuit if that is the better route. Refer to Configuring IP Services for
information about RIP and OSPF.
• Standby Failback Mode parameter
This parameter specifies the method that the router uses to deactivate the
standby circuit and return to the primary circuit. Using this parameter, you
can control the failback to the primary circuit automatically or manually.
• Failback Time parameter
This parameter specifies the delay before returning to the recovered primary
circuit. The routing-level configuration takes precedence over the value of this
parameter. If the primary circuit has a better cost route, traffic returns to the
primary circuit, regardless of the delay specified by this parameter. If the hot
standby circuit has a better cost route, the router uses this circuit until the
failback timer expires.
- Configuring 1
- Dial Services 1
- Bay Networks Software License 3
- Contents 5
- 114062 Rev. B 10
- About This Guide 25
- Before You Begin 26
- Conventions 26
- Acronyms 27
- Bay Networks Customer Service 29
- How to Get Help 29
- For More Information 30
- Chapter 1 31
- Getting Started 31
- Setting Up a Dial Service 33
- 1-4 114062 Rev. B 34
- Configuring Line Pools 35
- Note: On the BLN 38
- Configuring BRI Lines 41
- Configuring PRI Lines 42
- 114062 Rev. B 1-13 43
- 1-14 114062 Rev. B 44
- 114062 Rev. B 1-15 45
- Adding ISDN Lines to a Pool 46
- 114062 Rev. B 1-17 47
- Configuring Circuits 49
- Creating Demand Circuits 49
- 1-20 114062 Rev. B 50
- 114062 Rev. B 1-21 51
- Enabling a Protocol 53
- 1-24 114062 Rev. B 54
- 6. Do one of the following: 54
- Creating Backup Circuits 55
- Specifying the Backup Mode 57
- Creating Bandwidth Circuits 58
- 114062 Rev. B 1-29 59
- Specifying the Bandwidth Mode 60
- 114062 Rev. B 1-31 61
- 1-32 114062 Rev. B 62
- 3. Do one of the following: 62
- 114062 Rev. B 1-33 63
- 1-34 114062 Rev. B 64
- 4. Click on OK 64
- 114062 Rev. B 1-35 65
- 1-36 114062 Rev. B 66
- (Figure 71
- What to Do Next 73
- Chapter 2 75
- Dial Services Overview 75
- 2-2 114062 Rev. B 76
- Table 2-1. Dial Service Names 76
- Dial-on-Demand Service 78
- Demand Lines and Pools 79
- 2-6 114062 Rev. B 80
- Demand Circuit Protocols 81
- 2-8 114062 Rev. B 82
- Activating Demand Circuits 83
- Terminating Demand Circuits 84
- 2-12 114062 Rev. B 86
- Dial Backup Service 87
- 2-14 114062 Rev. B 88
- 114062 Rev. B 2-15 89
- time period 90
- Backup Lines and Pools 91
- 2-18 114062 Rev. B 92
- Activating the Backup Line 93
- 2-20 114062 Rev. B 94
- Bandwidth-on-Demand Service 95
- 2-22 114062 Rev. B 96
- 2-24 114062 Rev. B 98
- Terminating Secondary Lines 99
- Configuring Dial Services 100
- 2-26 114062 Rev. B 100
- Chapter 3 101
- ISDN Overview 101
- ISDN Standards 102
- The D Channel 103
- Primary Rate Interface 103
- 3-4 114062 Rev. B 104
- Figure 3-3. LAPD Frame 104
- ISDN Interfaces 105
- Reference Points 106
- 114062 Rev. B 3-7 107
- 3-8 114062 Rev. B 108
- Chapter 4 109
- Implementation Notes 109
- Types of Authentication 110
- 114062 Rev. B 4-3 111
- 4-4 114062 Rev. B 112
- 114062 Rev. B 4-5 113
- Asynchronous PPP 114
- 114062 Rev. B 4-7 115
- RADIUS Accounting Services 116
- IP Adjacent Hosts 117
- ISDN Services 118
- 114062 Rev. B 4-11 119
- 4-12 114062 Rev. B 120
- 114062 Rev. B 4-13 121
- 4-14 114062 Rev. B 122
- 114062 Rev. B 4-15 123
- Incoming Call Filtering 124
- Rate Adaption 124
- Example 1 125
- Example 2 125
- 4-18 114062 Rev. B 126
- 114062 Rev. B 4-19 127
- 4-20 114062 Rev. B 128
- Chapter 5 129
- 5-2 114062 Rev. B 130
- How Standby Circuits Work 131
- 5-4 114062 Rev. B 132
- 114062 Rev. B 5-5 133
- 5-6 114062 Rev. B 134
- Callback 136
- Configuring Callback 137
- 5-10 114062 Rev. B 138
- Demand Circuit Groups 139
- 5-12 114062 Rev. B 140
- 114062 Rev. B 5-13 141
- 5-14 114062 Rev. B 142
- Static Routes 143
- Dial Optimized Routing 143
- 5-16 114062 Rev. B 144
- 114062 Rev. B 5-17 145
- 5-18 114062 Rev. B 146
- Data Compression 147
- PPP Multilink 148
- Protocol Prioritization 148
- 114062 Rev. B 5-21 149
- Chapter 6 151
- Bandwidth for Backup Circuits 152
- 114062 Rev. B 6-3 153
- 6-4 114062 Rev. B 154
- 114062 Rev. B 6-5 155
- 6-6 114062 Rev. B 156
- Chapter 7 157
- Multilink Fragmentation 159
- 7-4 114062 Rev. B 160
- How BAP Works 161
- Configuring BAP 162
- Chapter 8 165
- Customizing Line Pools 165
- Changing Pool IDs 166
- Deleting Pools 167
- 5. Click on OK 169
- 6. Click on Done 169
- Modifying Modem Configurations 170
- 114062 Rev. B 8-9 173
- 114062 Rev. B 8-11 175
- Modifying ISDN Configurations 176
- Appendix A 177
- Click on OK 177
- Click on Done 177
- Changing PRI Timeslots 179
- 114062 Rev. B 8-17 181
- Modifying the Adaption Rate 183
- 114062 Rev. B 8-21 185
- 114062 Rev. B 8-23 187
- 114062 Rev. B 8-25 189
- 114062 Rev. B 8-27 191
- 114062 Rev. B 8-29 193
- Chapter 9 195
- Customizing Demand Circuits 195
- 114062 Rev. B 9-5 199
- 114062 Rev. B 9-7 201
- 114062 Rev. B 9-9 203
- (continued) 204
- 114062 Rev. B 9-13 207
- 9-14 114062 Rev. B 208
- 7. Click on OK 208
- 114062 Rev. B 9-17 211
- 9-18 114062 Rev. B 212
- 114062 Rev. B 9-21 215
- Removing Demand Circuits 217
- Chapter 10 219
- Customizing Backup Circuits 219
- 10-4 114062 Rev. B 222
- 114062 Rev. B 10-5 223
- 114062 Rev. B 10-7 225
- 10-8 114062 Rev. B 226
- 4. Click on Done 226
- 114062 Rev. B 10-9 227
- 114062 Rev. B 10-11 229
- 114062 Rev. B 10-13 231
- 114062 Rev. B 10-15 233
- 114062 Rev. B 10-17 235
- Chapter 11 237
- 11-4 114062 Rev. B 240
- 2. Click on Options 240
- 114062 Rev. B 11-5 241
- 11-6 114062 Rev. B 242
- 114062 Rev. B 11-7 243
- 11-8 114062 Rev. B 244
- 114062 Rev. B 11-9 245
- 114062 Rev. B 11-11 247
- 114062 Rev. B 11-13 249
- Chapter 12 251
- Customizing Phone Lists 251
- Local Phone Lists 252
- 114062 Rev. B 12-3 253
- Click on Add 254
- 114062 Rev. B 12-7 257
- Enabling PRI Multirate 258
- 114062 Rev. B 12-9 259
- 114062 Rev. B 12-11 261
- Chapter 13 265
- Customizing Caller Resolution 265
- 114062 Rev. B 13-3 267
- 13-4 114062 Rev. B 268
- 9. Click on OK 268
- Dial Service Parameters 271
- A-2 114062 Rev. B 272
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- A-20 114062 Rev. B 290
- BRI Configuration Parameters 292
- A-28 114062 Rev. B 298
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- A-78 114062 Rev. B 348
- A-80 114062 Rev. B 350
- A-82 114062 Rev. B 352
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- A-84 114062 Rev. B 354
- Local Phone Number Parameters 355
- A-86 114062 Rev. B 356
- A-88 114062 Rev. B 358
- A-90 114062 Rev. B 360
- A-92 114062 Rev. B 362
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- A-96 114062 Rev. B 366
- A-98 114062 Rev. B 368
- A-100 114062 Rev. B 370
- A-102 114062 Rev. B 372
- A-104 114062 Rev. B 374
- Appendix B 377
- Configuration Examples 377
- Dial-on-Demand with PPP 378
- B-4 114062 Rev. B 380
- Table B-3. IP Parameters 380
- Configuration Examples 381
- Configuration of Router 1 382
- Configuration of Router 2 383
- B-8 114062 Rev. B 384
- B-10 114062 Rev. B 386
- Table B-14. IP Parameters 386
- B-14 114062 Rev. B 390
- Outgoing Phone List window 391
- B-16 114062 Rev. B 392
- B-20 114062 Rev. B 396
- B-22 114062 Rev. B 398
- Appendix C 401
- C-2 114062 Rev. B 402
- C-4 114062 Rev. B 404
- C-6 114062 Rev. B 406
- C-8 114062 Rev. B 408
- C-10 114062 Rev. B 410
- Appendix D 411
- Ordering PRI Lines 412
- Appendix E 413
- E-2 114062 Rev. B 414
- (continued) 415
- E-4 114062 Rev. B 416
- E-6 114062 Rev. B 418
- 114062 Rev. B Index-1 419
- 114062 Rev. B Index-3 421
- 114062 Rev. B Index-5 423
- 114062 Rev. B Index-7 425
- 114062 Rev. B Index-9 427
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