Command Reference Guide

3Com Router 5000 Family and Router 6000 Family redialtimes ● 219
Command Reference
redialtimes
Purpose Use the redialtimes command to configure the number of times of dialing in
each dialing phase for a certain access service number.
Syntax redialtimes redialtimes-number
Parameters redialtimes-number
The number of times of dialing in each dialing phase in
a card number process. Valid values are 1 to 10.
If no value is specified, the default number can be
dialed three times in each dialing phase.
Example Configure the number of redialing times of the card number/password of the access
service number 18901 to be 4 (the number can be dialed for 5 times).
[Router-voice-dial-anum18901] redialtimes 5
View This command can be used in the following views:
■ Voice Access-Number view
Description When the card number procedure or the caller number procedure with IVR is
adopted, the user, after getting through to the access number, needs to follow voice
prompts to operate. To avoid mistake in a dial segment from causing the failure of the
entire dial process, you may specify the maximum number of dial attempts that a user
can make to provide the correct number in each dial segment.
For the caller number procedure without IVR, skip this configuration.
■ For the caller number procedure, the number of dial attempts allowed in each
segment also makes sense. The setting can limit the number of attempts that the
user can make to dial the called number after getting through to the access
number.
■ For the card number procedure and the caller number procedure with IVR, the
setting is effective for each dial segment. For example, for the card number
procedure, the numbers of attempts that the user can make to input card number,
password, and called number are the same.
■ The redialtimes-number argument specifies the number of dial attempts rather
than redials. For example, to allow a user to redial three times in each dial
segment, set the redialtimes-number argument to 4.
Related Commands ■ gw-access-number
■ process-config
■ card-digit
■ password-digit