
Configuring Dial Services
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For example, to create an outgoing phone number for a demand or backup circuit,
enter:
demand-circuit/circuit-to-boston# out-phone-number 9786665432
backup-circuit/8/1/1# out-phone-number 9786665432
You can also include a subaddress/extension to further identify the remote router.
For ISDN calls, this subaddress is useful when there are several routers at a
destination site, but the ISDN provider assigns only one phone number to the
destination. An incoming call must specify the number and subaddress to reach a
specific router.
To configure an extension, navigate to the out-phone-number prompt and enter:
subaddress-extension
<string>
string
is a numeric string up to
25 characters. Do not enter space, special, or
alphabetic characters in the extension.
For example, to configure an extension for the outgoing phone number,
9786665432, enter:
out-phone-number/backup/8/1/1/9786665432# subaddress-extension 456
For ISDN configurations, go to the next section; otherwise, go to
“Setting Up the Caller Resolution Table
” on page 3-24.
Creating the Local Phone List (ISDN Only)
A router uses its local phone number for the following purposes:
• To identify itself when it places a call to a remote router. The local router
includes its own phone number in the ISDN outgoing call setup message.
• To identify itself to the ISDN switch so that the switch can activate the circuit.
In the United States and Canada, the Service Provider ID (SPID) is also
required.
• To ensure that an incoming call was received at the intended destination.
When the local router receives a call, it checks that the phone number in the
incoming call setup message is the same as its own local phone number.
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