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Re: Internet Gold / ISDN help needed



Wow... Nice info :) i knew most of it.. just wanted to make sure my phone
num and msn are the same number (with zeros/ without...)
My main problem is to set the isdn to call w/o so many problems...asfaik it
can just make a call to check some IP or something... i saw in a few scripts
that /sbin/route is used and since i dont have a clue about Internet Gold
gates how can i set it?

all i want is a simple ISDN subsystem script and even a manual dial mode.
just "isdn-on" and "isdn-off".
all the scripts i've found on the net seem to come from germany and so are
their commentations :)

thanks,
Yarin



----- Original Message -----
From: Schlomo Schapiro <schapiro@inter.net.il>
To: Linux-Il Mailing List <linux-il@cs.huji.ac.il>
Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 1999 7:54
Subject: Re: Internet Gold / ISDN help needed


> MSNs are the telephone numbers that you want your ISDN device (e.g. your
> card) to anwser on. On a incoming call ISDN first announces the call and
> the number that has been dialed (MSN) on the D channel expects one of the
> devices connected to anwser. You should get at least two of them from
> Bezeq (since you have two B channels), but you can have more (I think up
> to 10). If you want your card to anwser incoming calls to a MSN you have
> to set it up to know this MSN and anwser it (or set it up and not anwser
> if you don't want the card to anwser). In case of ISDN cards it's usually
> good to enter all MSNs and set them to anwser since the card will only
> anwser calls that come from another ISDN card (ISDN calls carry the
> service type information).
>
> Quite nice toy, actually. Especially if you set up the vbox (anwsering
> machine) :-)
>
> Schlomo
>



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