Cisco Systems 700 Manual De Usuario
Basic Configurations 3-7
Setting SPIDs Manually (North America only)
SPIDs can be detected automatically using the set autodetection command, or SPIDs can
be entered manually, as described in this section.
be entered manually, as described in this section.
If the service provider switch type is 5ESS Custom PPP, you do not need to enter SPIDs;
go to the next section. If the service provider switch type is DMS-100, National (NI1), or
5ESS Multipoint, continue with this section.
go to the next section. If the service provider switch type is DMS-100, National (NI1), or
5ESS Multipoint, continue with this section.
To enter the SPIDs assigned by your ISDN service provider, take the following steps:
Step 1
Enter the set switch command to configure the ISDN switch type that is being
used with your ISDN line:
used with your ISDN line:
> set switch dms
Step 2
Enter the set spid command to set the router’s SPID numbers:
> set 1 spid
0510198765430
> set 2 spid
0510187654320
You are ready to configure the router for a specific routing environment.
An AT&T 5ESS switch can support up to eight SPIDs per BRI line. Because multiple
SPIDs can be applied to a single B channel, multiple services can be supported
simultaneously. For example, the first B channel can be configured for data, and the second
B channel can be configured for both voice and data. In this scenario, the second B channel
can support an ISDN telephone in addition to supporting data connections. For 5ESS
switches, the SPID is usually the 10-digit ISDN number beginning with “01” and ending
with “0.” For example: ISDN number, 4085551212; SPID, 0140855512120. (There is no
standard format for SPIDs. As a result, SPID values can vary, depending on the switch
vendor and the carrier.)
SPIDs can be applied to a single B channel, multiple services can be supported
simultaneously. For example, the first B channel can be configured for data, and the second
B channel can be configured for both voice and data. In this scenario, the second B channel
can support an ISDN telephone in addition to supporting data connections. For 5ESS
switches, the SPID is usually the 10-digit ISDN number beginning with “01” and ending
with “0.” For example: ISDN number, 4085551212; SPID, 0140855512120. (There is no
standard format for SPIDs. As a result, SPID values can vary, depending on the switch
vendor and the carrier.)
DMS-100 and NI1 switches support only two SPIDs, with only one B channel per SPID. If
both B channels will be used for data only, enter the two SPIDs (one for each B channel).
An issue comes up when trying to run data and voice over the same B channel. Assuming
the first SPID is applied to the first B channel for data traffic and is limited to that B channel
only, this leaves only one other SPID for the second B channel.
both B channels will be used for data only, enter the two SPIDs (one for each B channel).
An issue comes up when trying to run data and voice over the same B channel. Assuming
the first SPID is applied to the first B channel for data traffic and is limited to that B channel
only, this leaves only one other SPID for the second B channel.
Consequently, the second B channel can be used for either data or voice, but not both
simultaneously. The absence or presence of the second SPID in the configuration dictates
whether the second B channel can be used for data or voice. This is an example of SPID
simultaneously. The absence or presence of the second SPID in the configuration dictates
whether the second B channel can be used for data or voice. This is an example of SPID