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<H2>ISDN Configuration</H2>
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The ISDN standard supports a large number of options for switch
hardware; individual telephone switch manufacturers support different 
combinations of these options. This form requires information about 
the telephone switch that your ISDN connection uses and about the 
ISDN host to which your calls will connect.
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Use the ISDN Configuration form to set the following parameters.
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<STRONG>Enable ISDN:</STRONG> This selection turns the ISDN connection
on and off. Select <VAR>Yes</VAR> to turn on ISDN and <VAR>No</VAR> to
turn it off.
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(Default value: No)
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<STRONG>Connection name for host answering calls:</STRONG> This is an
arbitrary one-word name for the connection. Typically, your entry 
is the hostname of the system to which you plan to connect.
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(Default value: none)
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<STRONG>Phone number for host answering calls:</STRONG> This is the
phone number of the remote host in the previous entry. Enter the
phone number as a string of numbers; do no not enter the punctuation
characters that are often used in a telephone number. (Your entry
will look something like this: 14155551212.)
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(Default value: none)
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<STRONG>Type of switch used for connections:</STRONG> This is the type
of the telephone switch that is used for this ISDN connection. This
information is supplied by your local telephone company when they install
the ISDN line.
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(Default value: none)
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<STRONG>SPID #1 and SPID #2:</STRONG> This option specifies a service
profile identifier (SPID). Two SPIDs are required for the DMS100 and NI1 
switch software types, one SPID is required for 5ESS multipoint, and no SPID
is required for 5ESS point-to-point or for any other switch type. These 
numbers are supplied by your local telephone company when they install
the ISDN line. 
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(Default value: none)
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