Allied Telesis AR700 SERIES Software Release 2.7.1 - Manual (Page 79)

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On the Remote Office router, create PPP interface 0 to use the ISDN call
ROHO, by entering the command:
create ppp=0 over=isdn-roho
Check the configuration with the commands:
show isdn call
show ppp
The call ROHO should appear in the output of the SHOW ISDN CALL
command. The output of the SHOW PPP command should show interface
ppp0 over ISDN-ROHO.
ISDN is now ready for use by routing protocols such as IP and IPX.
Configuring Primary Rate ISDN
Your AR700 Series Router can operate in either TE or NT mode, using 75W or
120W termination. The router is shipped with jumpers set to TE mode, 75W
termination, Tx grounded and Rx grounded via a 100nF capacitor. This is
appropriate for most situations. Your authorised distributor or reseller can
advise you whether or not to install grounding jumpers.
The following steps are required:
1. Check BRI hardware configuration.
1. Select the territory.
2. Set directory numbers and subaddresses.
3. Create call definitions.
4. Create PPP interfaces.
To configure Primary Rate ISDN follow these steps
1. Check BRI hardware configuration
Check that the AT-AR021(U) PIC has the correct termination for the local
conditions. Your authorised distributor or reseller can advise you whether
or not you should install termination jumpers.
2. Select the territory.
To select the country or region in which the router is operated, enter the
command:
set system territory={australia|china|
europe|japan|korea|newzealand|usa}
The territory determines which Q.931 profile is used on the ISDN interface.
For example, to select the Q.931 profile for New Zealand, enter the
command:
set system territory=newzealand
If you are not sure which territory to use, contact your authorised distributor
or reseller. Failure to select the correct territory will invalidate the approval of
this product with respect to the applicable national standards for the country
in which the product is used.