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Table 83. Dial Circuit Configuration Commands Summary (continued)
Command Function
Set Configures the dial circuit for inbound or outbound calls, maps the
dial circuit to a serial line interface, and sets addresses, idle
timeout, priority, lid_out address, inbound destination, and self-test
delay.
Exit Returns you to the previous command level. See “Exiting a Lower
Level Environment” on page 11.
Delete
Use the delete command to remove the inbound call settings from the dial circuit
configuration.
Syntax:
delete
inbound
destination
inbound
destination
Removes both the INBOUND destination and the ANY_INBOUND settings
from the dial circuit configuration. This causes the dial circuit to accept calls
only from callers that have a phone number that matches the
destination
parameter.
Encapsulator
Use the encapsulator command to enter the configuration process for the link-layer
protocol (for example. PPP, Frame Relay, X.25 , dial-out, SDLC) that is running on
the dial circuit interface.
Note: The default for a dial circuit interface created via the add device dial-circuit
command is PPP. To change the link layer type, at the Config> prompt:
v For Frame Relay, enter set data-link frame-relay.
v For SDLC, enter set data-link sdlc.
v For X.25 on the ISDN BRI D-channel, enter set data-link x25.
Syntax:
encapsulator
The following example shows that the PPP configuration process is entered when
the encapsulator command is used for a PPP dial circuit or dial-in interface.
Example:
encapsulator
Point-to-Point user configuration
PPP Config>
Be aware of the following when you configure a dial circuit that uses a V.25bis
interface as the base network:
v The V.25bis interface pre-defines clocking as external. The modem (DCE)
controls the clock speed. You cannot configure clocking, encoding, and other
HDLC parameters as part of the dial circuit configuration.
Configuring Dial Circuits
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