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Dial-on-Demand Implementation Notes
114062 Rev. A 4-5
Dial Optimized Routing
Dial optimized routing lets you exchange IP RIP and IPX RIP/SAP routing
updates only when a connection is active for data transmission. By limiting when
the router can send updates, dial optimized routing reduces unnecessary
connections and line costs.
For each dial-on-demand circuit, you have the choice of enabling dial optimized
routing. If you enable dial optimized routing, the router establishes a demand
connection only for outbound data packets or through requests from the protocol.
The presence of IP RIP and IPX RIP/SAP packets alone will not trigger a dial
connection. If you disable dial optimized routing, any packets can initiate demand
connections.
Version 11.0 supports dial optimized routing only for IP and IPX. For all other
protocols, the router activates a demand connection for any type of routing packet,
regardless of dial optimized routing. To avoid this problem, you can configure
traffic filters that prevent specific types of packets from activating a connection.
Refer to Configuring Traffic Filters and Protocol Prioritization for information
about configuring filters.
What Happens When You Enable Dial Optimized Routing
When there is data to send, the router activates a demand connection. The router
software then alerts the IP and IPX protocols that a connection is active and they
can broadcast routing updates. The protocols can also send triggered updates, if
any occur while the connection is up.
The connection remains active for a user-defined Minimum Duration Time. As the
name indicates, this timer specifies the minimum amount of time the connection is
active. This timer must be set long enough to send complete routing updates to the
remote routers. The inactivity timer, which starts at the same time as the minimum
duration timer, determines how long the connection remains active by monitoring
data inactivity. When there is no more data going across the line, the inactivity
time expires and the router brings down the connection.
- Configuring Dial 1
- Services 1
- Bay Networks Software License 3
- Contents 5
- 114062 Rev. A vii 7
- 114062 Rev. A ix 9
- 114062 Rev. A 10
- 114062 Rev. A xi 11
- 114062 Rev. A xiii 13
- 114062 Rev. A xv 15
- 114062 Rev. A xvii 17
- About This Guide 19
- Audience 20
- Before You Begin 20
- Conventions 21
- Acronyms 22
- 114062 Rev. A xxiii 23
- 114062 Rev. A xxv 25
- Bay Networks Customer Service 26
- World Wide Web 27
- Customer Service FTP 27
- Support Source CD 28
- CompuServe 28
- InfoFACTS 29
- How to Get Help 29
- Chapter 1 31
- Dial Services Overview 31
- DS0005A 32
- Dial-on-Demand Service 33
- Demand Lines and Pools 34
- 192.32.14.0 35
- 192.32.16.0 35
- Activating Demand Circuits 36
- Terminating Demand Circuits 38
- Dial Backup Service 39
- Primary Line 40
- Backup Line 40
- 1-12 114062 Rev. A 42
- Backup Lines and Pools 43
- 1-14 114062 Rev. A 44
- Activating the Backup Line 45
- 1-16 114062 Rev. A 46
- Bandwidth-on-Demand Service 47
- 1-18 114062 Rev. A 48
- Activating Secondary Lines 50
- Terminating Secondary Lines 50
- Chapter 2 53
- ISDN Overview 53
- ISDN Standards 54
- Primary Rate Interface 55
- The D Channel 55
- 2-4 114062 Rev. A 56
- Figure 2-3. LAPD Frame 56
- ISDN Interfaces 57
- Reference Points 58
- 2-8 114062 Rev. A 60
- Chapter 3 61
- Implementation Notes 61
- Types of Authentication 62
- 114062 Rev. A 3-3 63
- 3-4 114062 Rev. A 64
- Asynchronous PPP 66
- ISDN Services 68
- 114062 Rev. A 3-9 69
- 3-10 114062 Rev. A 70
- 114062 Rev. A 3-11 71
- 3-12 114062 Rev. A 72
- 114062 Rev. A 3-13 73
- Call Screening 74
- Rate Adaption 74
- Example 1 75
- Example 2 75
- 3-16 114062 Rev. A 76
- Chapter 4 77
- PPP Multilink 78
- Static Routes 79
- Traffic Filters 80
- Dial Optimized Routing 81
- 4-6 114062 Rev. A 82
- Protocol Prioritization 83
- Chapter 5 85
- Bandwidth for Backup Circuits 86
- 114062 Rev. A 5-3 87
- 5-4 114062 Rev. A 88
- 114062 Rev. A 5-5 89
- 5-6 114062 Rev. A 90
- 114062 Rev. A 5-7 91
- 5-8 114062 Rev. A 92
- Chapter 6 93
- 6-2 114062 Rev. A 94
- 6-4 114062 Rev. A 96
- 114062 Rev. A 6-5 97
- Chapter 7 99
- Caution: 100
- Pool ID Parameter 107
- Configuring Dial Services 108
- Creating Line Pools 109
- Adding Line Pools 110
- Configuring ISDN Lines 115
- PRI Physical Interfaces 117
- 7-20 114062 Rev. A 118
- 7-22 114062 Rev. A 120
- 7-24 114062 Rev. A 122
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- 7-40 114062 Rev. A 138
- 7-42 114062 Rev. A 140
- Configuring ISDN Logical Lines 141
- 7-44 114062 Rev. A 142
- 7-46 114062 Rev. A 144
- 114062 Rev. A 7-47 145
- 7-48 114062 Rev. A 146
- 7-50 114062 Rev. A 148
- Local Phone Number Parameters 149
- 7-52 114062 Rev. A 150
- 114062 Rev. A 7-53 151
- Changing Pool IDs and Lines 153
- 114062 Rev. A 7-57 155
- 7-58 114062 Rev. A 156
- 114062 Rev. A 7-59 157
- 7-60 114062 Rev. A 158
- 114062 Rev. A 7-63 161
- 114062 Rev. A 7-65 163
- Chapter 8 165
- Configuring Demand Circuits 165
- Interface for Dialup Lines 167
- Demand Circuit Parameters 169
- Configuring Demand Circuits 171
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- Deleting Demand Circuits 186
- 114062 Rev. A 8-23 187
- 8-24 114062 Rev. A 188
- 4. Click on OK to save 188
- 8-26 114062 Rev. A 190
- 8-28 114062 Rev. A 192
- 114062 Rev. A 8-29 193
- Chapter 9 197
- Configuring Backup Circuits 197
- Circuit Options Parameters 202
- Configuring Backup Circuits 205
- Interface Type Parameter 211
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- 114062 Rev. A 9-35 231
- (Figure 232
- Deleting Backup Circuits 234
- Chapter 10 235
- Congestion Monitor Parameters 247
- Deleting Bandwidth Circuits 255
- Chapter 11 257
- Configuring Phone Lists 257
- Configuring Phone Lists 263
- Chapter 12 273
- Configuring Caller Resolution 273
- Configuring Caller Resolution 277
- Appendix A 281
- Configuration Examples 281
- Dial-on-Demand Using PPP 282
- Table A-3. IP Parameters 284
- A-4 114062 Rev. A 284
- Phone List window 285
- A-6 114062 Rev. A 286
- Configuration of Router 1 287
- Configuration of Router 2 288
- Configuration Examples 289
- Table A-10. Demand Pools 289
- A-10 114062 Rev. A 290
- Table A-14. IP Parameters 291
- A-12 114062 Rev. A 292
- A-16 114062 Rev. A 296
- Table A-23. IP Parameters 297
- A-20 114062 Rev. A 300
- Table A-26. Backup Pools 300
- A-22 114062 Rev. A 302
- Appendix B 305
- B-4 114062 Rev. A 308
- B-6 114062 Rev. A 310
- B-8 114062 Rev. A 312
- Appendix C 313
- Ordering PRI Lines 314
- 114062 Rev. A Index-1 315
- 114062 Rev. A Index-3 317
- 114062 Rev. A Index-5 319
- 114062 Rev. A Index-7 321
- 114062 Rev. A Index-9 323
- 114062 Rev. A Index-11 325
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