ELSA LANCOM Business Manuel De L'utilisateur page 217

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Name-list The names entered in the name list are needed by the router to determine the correct
remote station and corresponding layer name. The name list is also used for the callback
function.
The name list can contain 64 different device names and might, for example, have the
following appearance:
Device-name
GLASGOW
LONDON
Below is a detailed description of the meaning of each field:
Device-name
Dialup-remote
B1-DT
B2-DT
WAN-layer
Callback
The maximum number of channels to be used for this remote station. The Max-Min
difference is the number of dynamic channels.
This defines which channels are to be established on which S
Syntax: [<BusNo>-<ChannelNo>][;<BusNo>-<ChannelNo>]....
Possible values: 1 to 4 for the busses, 1 or 2 for the channel.
If no entry has been made, a random channel on a random bus will be used.
If one or more leased lines are to be used, an entry must be available for each leased
line.
Number of possible backup connections. These connections will be established in
the event that all valid leased-line channels are down.
Backup connections always use a random channel on a random bus.
Dialup-remote B1-DT
875463 180
040785647 20
In the Device Name column, you can enter an original remote station name,
which you must then assign to the relevant remote station via the Name option
in the Setup menu.
In this column, you can store the number to be called and, if applicable, supple-
ment it with special dialing characters (see above, default: None).
In this column, you can define appropriate connection time-outs (in seconds) for
the first B channel.
If no data is being transmitted when this time expires, the connection on this
channel is released (default: 20).
If charging information is transmitted over the ISDN network during the connec-
tion, the ELSA LANCOM will make full use of every charging unit and will only
terminate the connection just before the beginning of the next unit. This function
is also referred to as dynamic short-hold.
In this column, you can define appropriate connection time-outs for the second B
channel (same as B1-DT, default: 20).
The B2 hold time controls the bundling behavior during a channel bundling.
Values of 0 or 9999 identify static bundling, values between them dynamic bund-
ling.
In this column, a name is stored that must also be entered in the layer list. This
establishes the transfer protocol required for this connection.
In this column, you can define whether a callback is to be made for the relevant
remote station (Off/Name/Auto/Looser/ELSA; default: Off).
Description of the menu options
B2-DT WAN-layer
0 PPPHDLC
20 DEFAULT
ELSA LANCOM Business
R41
bus.
0
Callback
On
Off