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Prevent second ISDN channel

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mjhonline

mjhonline

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Dec 26, 2000
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How do I prevent a 1603 router dialer interface bringing up the second 64k ISDN channel?

Is it with dialer load-threshold or by removing ppp multilink?

Does this prevent both in & out requests from using both channels?

Thanks,

Mike H.

 
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You could just take off multilink and have each bearer channel with it's own preference.
 
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Thanks,

just to confirm, If I just take off multilink and remove dialer load-threshold from the config it will never bring up the seconfd ISDN channel.

Mike H.
 
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mmm... that was helpful.

care to elaborate?
 
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