
Customizing ISDN Lines
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Modifying the ISDN Channel Priority
You can modify the ISDN pool channel priority to prioritize channels in a pool,
instructing the router which line to use first, second, and so on when a dial line is
required.
The lower the number you assign to an interface, the higher its priority.
The channel priority is part of the ISDN logical line configuration because it
defines the logical B channels, not the physical line. Before changing the logical
line configuration, you must delete all circuits associated with that pool. For
instructions, see the appropriate customizing chapter for circuits.
For dial backup and bandwidth-on-demand pools, lines can reside across slots, but
setting the line priority affects only lines on the same slot. For example, if the
backup pool has two lines on slot 3 and two lines on slot 4, the router sets a
priority between the lines on slot 3, then between the lines on slot 4. For
bandwidth-on-demand, the router prioritizes lines in the preferred slot, then the
reserved slot, and finally, the local slot.
Using the BCC
To prioritize ISDN lines in a demand or backup pool, navigate to the demand-line
or backup-line prompt and enter:
isdn-pool-priority
<integer>
integer
is a number from 1 to 50.
For example:
demand-line/1/bri/1/1/2#
isdn-pool-priority 1
This command tells the router to use the line for slot 3 connector 3 first for a
backup line.
This parameter works with the
line-priority
parameter for serial lines. For
example, if a pool has a serial line and an ISDN line, you can set the serial line to
a
line-priority
of 1 and the ISDN line to an
isdn-pool-priority
of 2.
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