Dialuphell
join:2006-01-29
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Re: New ISDN Service
Thanks everybody for all of the help... ATT finally got the ISDN line working after about 2 weeks and I needed about 2 weeks to get the 804 configured.
I still have a question. I signed up for IOC S thru ATT. I configured the 804 to drop a line if a voice call is being made or received. The router will drop the call for an outbound call but when someone calls, and I am on the 'puter, the caller will only receive a busy signal. Is this normal with ATT, IOC S, ISDN, and or the Cisco 804?
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wierdo
join:2001-02-16
Tulsa, OK
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| said by Dialuphell  :Thanks everybody for all of the help... ATT finally got the ISDN line working after about 2 weeks and I needed about 2 weeks to get the 804 configured. I still have a question. I signed up for IOC S thru ATT. I configured the 804 to drop a line if a voice call is being made or received. The router will drop the call for an outbound call but when someone calls, and I am on the 'puter, the caller will only receive a busy signal. Is this normal with ATT, IOC S, ISDN, and or the Cisco 804? You need 'additional call offering' to get that functionality. (Essentially, it's what they call call waiting on ISDN) It's nice, because it won't drop a channel until you actually pick up the phone, so if you decide not to answer, you never drop back to 64k.
I don't recall there being any configuration in IOS needed to enable it, but it's been a long time, so I may have just forgotten.
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It's wierdo, not weirdo. Yes, I know that's not the 'proper' spelling of the similar english language word.  |
