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Configuring Dial Services
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In Figure 1-3, three circuits share two physical lines that make up Demand Pool 1.
Note that only two of the circuits using Demand Pool 1 can be active
simultaneously because only two modems are available. The IP addresses are
associated with each circuit, not with the physical line.
Activating Demand Circuits
The router activates a demand circuit under one of three conditions:
The router has data to send across the circuit.
When the router has data to transmit, it automatically selects one of the
demand lines from the circuit’s associated demand pool. As long as data is
going across the line, the end-to-end connection remains active.
You specify a time of day to activate the circuit.
Using the Schedule option, you can schedule the circuit’s availability for a
specific day and time. The schedule parameters are part of the circuit’s
configuration (refer to Chapter 5). The Schedule option also allows you to
configure whether the router uses the Inactivity Time parameter to
dynamically bring down the connection.
You enable a force dial. The router forces the establishment of a connection.
To activate a line immediately, you configure the Force Dial parameter. Using
this parameter, you can force the connection to come up regardless of whether
there is data activity. To learn how to configure this parameter, turn to
Chapter 5.
Adding Bandwidth for Demand Lines
To provide more bandwidth for a congested demand line, you can use up to three
additional lines from an existing bandwidth-on-demand pool to aid the congested
demand line. This feature benefits time-critical applications that rely on data
reaching its destination efficiently.
When traffic becomes too heavy for a demand line, the router, configured as the
congestion monitor, can activate additional lines for more bandwidth. The router
uses lines from an existing bandwidth-on-demand pool. You associate this
bandwidth pool with a demand circuit. If traffic over the demand line exceeds a
certain user-configured threshold, the router activates the additional lines.
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