User`s guide

IDSL Implementations
Configuring an IDSL connection
Pipeline User’s Guide Preliminary January 30, 1998 B-3
Note that the IDSL switch type is used to enable this function. The IDSL
switch is identical to AT&T Point-to-Point, but has support for Q.931 en-
bloc dialing, and enables voice calls over the DSL service.
The name, IP and subnet address you assign to the Pipeline (My Name and
My Addr), and the name, IP and subnet address of the remote host (Rem
Name and Rem Addr), should be provided by your DSL service provider.
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Exit and save the Configure profile.
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From the Main Edit menu, select Ethernet > Connections > idslmax
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Specify the following values:
– Active=Yes
– Encaps=MPP
– Dial #=5551213
– Route IP=Yes
Note that the Dial number is not a true telephone number; dialing this
number through the public telephone network would not reach the Pipeline.
However, the Pipeline can use the Dial number to identify and route
incoming calls from the switch.
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Open the Encaps Options submenu.
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Specify the following values:
– Base Ch Count=2
– Min Ch Count=2
– Max Ch Count=2
These values force the Pipeline to use two 64K channels.
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Open the Session Options submenu.
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Set
Idle=0
.
This keeps the connection for timing out due to inactivity.
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Open the Telco Options submenu.
Specify the following values:
– Call Type=Switched
– Data Svc=64K
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Exit and save the Connection profile.