Re: (ASCEND) Busy out all Modem Dial-in and still let in ISDN

[james <zhz@public1.sta.net.cn>]

Hi Raymond,
	
	upgrade to 7.0.4 or up, there is a new feature DNIS Limit:

DNIS Limitation=Yes        ^
    Unspecified max calls=0
    Unspecified max Modem=0
    Unspecified max HDLC=0 
    Unspecified max V110=0 
    DNIS #1=               
    DNIS #1 max calls=0    
    DNIS #1 max Modem=0    
    DNIS #1 max HDLC=0     
    DNIS #1 max V110=0     
    DNIS #2=               
    DNIS #2 max calls=0    
    DNIS #2 max Modem=0    
    DNIS #2 max HDLC=0     
    DNIS #2 max V110=0  

hope this can help you.

regards/james




At 11:59 99-9-3 -0700, Raymond Brighenti wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>We have a situation where the Power at our main POP will be cut for a few 
>hours. We have a Second POP connected via ISDN which won't have the power 
>drop and will continue to accept calls once the main goes down but won't 
>have any link to Authenticate or route with.
>
>So is it possible to set a Max2000 so that any incoming Analog calls come 
>up as busy but it still accepts ISDN (the only ISDN we have at this POP is 
>the Link) so that when the main POP comes up again and dials it up it will 
>allow it so that I can then enable the Analog lines again.(The second POP 
>is about and hour away and the building will be inaccessible during the 
>time of the blackout)
>
>- If I go into the Modem settings in the Max and set Modemslot to dis slot 
>for both cards will the unit still accept the calls but fail because it 
>can't route the call to Modem card or will it be smart enough to busy out 
>Analog calls?
>
>Thanks
>
>Ray
>
>
>
>
>
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