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Dial-on-Demand Routing and ISDN Configuration 579
Table 8-31 summarize the more popular commands used for ISDN configuration and
verification. The Cisco IOS documentation is an excellent reference for additional IP
commands, and the Cisco Press book Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices is another good
reference, particularly if you are not able to attend the instructor-led version of the class.
Table 8-30
ISDN Configuration Commands
Command
Configuration Mode
Purpose
isdn switch-type switch-type
Global or interface
Defines to the router the type of ISDN
switch to which the ISDN line is
connected at the central office.
isdn spid1 spid
Interface
Defines the first SPID.
isdn spid2 spid
Interface
Defines the second SPID.
isdn caller number
Interface
Defines a valid number for incoming
calls when using call screening.
isdn answer1 [called-party-
number
][:subaddress]
Interface
Specifies the ISDN number or
subaddress that must be used on
incoming calls for this router to
answer.
isdn answer2 [called-party-
number
][:subaddress]
Interface
Specifies a second ISDN number or
subaddress that must be used on
incoming calls for this router to
answer.
dialer-list [list nnn] protocol
[protocol-type] permit | deny
Global
Defines types of traffic considered
interesting.
dialer-group n
Interface
Enables dialer list on this interface.
dialer in-band
Interface
Enables dial out and dial in on this
interface. This command is used only
for serial lines that connect to a TA,
not for native ISDN interfaces that use
the out-of-band D channel.
dialer string string
Interface
Is the dial string used when dialing
only one site.
dialer map protocol next-
hop address
[name
hostname] [speed 56 | 64]
[broadcast] dial-string
Interface
Is the dial string to reach the next hop.
However, the map command is used
when dialing more than one site. This
also is the name used for authenti-
cation. Broadcast ensures that copies
of broadcasts go to this next-hop
address.
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