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Configure the ISDN BRI Line Interface
82 Perle 833IS User Guide
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US NI-1
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AT&T 5ESS
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Northern Telecom DMS 100
SPID (Service Profile Identifiers)
The Service Profile Identifier is a string assigned to an interface or channel by the
service provider. The SPID configured on the 833IS is sent to the service provider at
start-up. This is used by the service provider to assign class of service to a channel.
Depending on the Service Provider you may be assigned 1 or 2 SPIDS. If your
Service Provider has only provided you with 1 SPID, leave the SPID2 field blank.
Directory Number1, Directory Number 2
To have the router verify a called-party number in the incoming setup message for
ISDN BRI calls, the directory numbers need to be configured. For the US-NI-1 and
DMS-100 switch types, both directory numbers must be set. For the 5ESS switch
type, you may need to set none, one, or both directory numbers depending on your
ISDN subscription. For the NET3 and NTT switch-types, all incoming calls will be
accepted if the directory numbers are not specified.
BRI/Channel
Indicates the interface number and channel number.
Disabled
Channel is disabled. Incoming calls on this channel will not be processed and this
channel will not be used for dial out or callback.
Used By Group
This is a display only field. This field will be checked if you have defined a group
that includes this channel. A channel assigned to a group has the dial in, dial out and
callback attributes defined by the group. For more information, see “Group Settings”
on page 182.
Dial-In
When checked, channel will accept dial in calls.
Dial-Out
When checked, channel is available for dial out calls.