3com 3031 Instruccion De Instalación

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Selects a DCC configuration method (Circular DCC or Resource-Shared DCC).

Follow the procedure to configure the basic DCC parameters according to the 
selected DCC configuration method, e.g., a Circular DCC or Resource-Shared 
DCC, to enable the initial DCC implementation. Configure MP binding, PPP 
callback, ISDN caller identification callback, ISDN leased line, or/and auto-dial in 
addition to the basic DCC configuration if special applications are required. 
Alternatively, depending on the actual dialing link state, the user can make an 
appropriate adjustment to the attribute parameters of the DCC dial interface.

DCC configuration includes to:

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Configure DCC prepared parameters

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Configure Circular DCC

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Configure Resource-Shared DCC

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Configure MP binding for DCC

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Configure PPP callback

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Configure ISDN caller identification callback

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Configure special DCC functions

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Configure attributes of DCC Dial Interface

Regardless of which method is used, Circular DCC or Resource-Shared DCC, two 
basic DCC configuration tasks should be performed.

Configure the physical interface to operate in asynchronous mode for a 
synchronous/asynchronous serial interface, and enable the modem dial mode on 
the corresponding user-interface, if it is connected to an asynchronous modem. 
Configure the physical interface to operate in synchronous mode the physical 
interface is connected to a synchronous modem. For an ISDN PRI interface, this 
step can be bypassed.

Perform the following configuration in dial interface (synchronous/asynchronous 
serial interface) view.

By default, the synchronous/asynchronous serial port operates in synchronous 
mode and the asynchronous interface operates in flow mode. 

Table 1110   Configuring physical interface mode

Configure the synchronous/asynchronous serial 
port to operate in asynchronous or synchronous 
mode. 

{

}

Configure the asynchronous serial port to 
operate in protocol mode. 

{

 flow | protocol }

Enable Modem dialing on user-interface.