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Ok, Newbie here... I have my CCN

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peitzza

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Apr 13, 2000
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Ok, Newbie here...

I have my CCNA so I know a little, but I was wondering how I can limit the amount of time a dial-up connection can stay connected on an interface? This is possible right??

If I need to provide more details let me know. It's a 3640 series Cisco Router.

Thanks!
-Peter
Peter Heaton
"As the circle of light increases, so does the circumference of darkness around it." -Albert Einstein

 
there are two methods that i know of that may help you.Both have to do with adjusting the idle timers.

router(config-if)#dialer idle-timeout 100 (seconds}

This command is applied to inbound and outbound calls and is used when there is inactivity on the line for the specified amount of time in seconds.The default time is 120 seconds.

router(config-if)#dialer fast-idle 10 (seconds)

This command is applied to inbound and outbound calls and is used when there is inactivity on the line and a call comes in or goes out of the interface, this timer will reset the line the specified amount of time, so that the in/out coming call can use the line. The default is 20 seconds.

 
Hey Thanks I really apreciate the info, this may be just what I need.

-Peter
Peter Heaton
"As the circle of light increases, so does the circumference of darkness around it." -Albert Einstein

 
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