isdnctrl_conf (8) Linux Manual Page

isdnctrl_conf – isdnctrl configuration

writeconf file

Writes the configuration into a file. If file is omitted, the default file /etc/isdn/isdn.conf will be used.

readconf file

Reads the configuration from a file. If file is omitted, the default file /etc/isdn/isdn.conf will be used.

Syntax of the configuration file

This syntax will be used for the options readconf and writeconf. All entries are included in the section [ISDNCTRL]. This section contains an entry INTERFACES, which describes the interfaces. Each subsection [INTERFACE] or [SLAVE] describes one interface. There are the following entries possible:

NAME = name

The name of the interface. This entry is required. Example: NAME = ippp0

EAZ = eaz

Set the EAZ or the MSN. This entry is required. Example: EAZ = 4711

PHONE_IN = num [num…]

Set the incoming phone number(s). It requires at least one blank between the different numbers. Example: PHONE_IN = 08151234 08151235 08151236

PHONE_OUT = num [num…]

Set the outgoing phone number(s). It requires at least one blank between the different numbers. Example: PHONE_OUT = 08151237 08151238

SECURE = on|off

Turn on or off the security feature. Example: SECURE = on

CALLBACK = off|in|out

Selects callback mode. Example: CALLBACK = in

CBHUP = on|off

Turns on or off hangup before starting callback. Example: CBHUP = on

CBDELAY = seconds

Set the callback delay to seconds. Example: CBDELAY = 5

DIALMAX = num

Set the number of dial attempts to num. Example: DIALMAX = 1

HUPTIMEOUT = seconds

Set the hangup time to seconds. Example: HUPTIMEOUT = 20

IHUP = on|off

Turns on or off the hangup timeout for incoming calls. Example: IHUP = on

CHARGEHUP = on|off

Turns on or off hangup before next charge info. Example: CHARGEHUP = on

CHARGEINT = seconds

Sets the charge interval to seconds. Example: CHARGEINT = 1

L2_PROT = protocol

Set the layer-2 protocol. Allowed values for protocol are x75i, x75ui, x75bui and hdlc. Example: L2_PROT = hdlc

L3_PROT = protocol

Set the layer-3 protocol. Allowed value for protocol is only trans. Example: L3_PROT = trans

ENCAP = encapsulation

Sets the encapsulation mode. Allowed values for encapsulation are rawip, ip, cisco_h, cisco_hk, ethernet, syncppp and uihdlc. Example: ENCAP = rawip

ADDSLAVE = slave

Adds a slave interface for channel-bundling. Example: ADDSLAVE = s-ippp0

SDELAY = seconds

Set the delay in seconds for the slave-dialing. Example: SDELAY = 10

TRIGGER = cps

Set trigger level for slave-dialing. Example: TRIGGER = 4000

BIND = driverId,channel

Binds the current interface to a specific physical channel. Before and after the comma may not be a blank. Example: BIND = teles1,0

PPPBIND = num

Binds the current interface to the ippp device /dev/ipppX. This works only for synchronous PPP. The value must be a number. Example: PPPBIND = 0

Example for a configuration file

[ISDNCTRL]
  INTERFACES = {
 [INTERFACE]
 NAME      = isdn0
 EAZ       = 4711
 PHONE_IN  = 08151234
 PHONE_OUT = 08151234
 SECURE    = on
 DIALMAX   = 1
 HUPTIMEOUT= 20
 IHUP      = on
 CHARGEHUP = on
 L2_PROT   = hdlc
 L3_PROT   = trans
 ENCAP     = rawip
 ADDSLAVE  = s-isdn0
 SDELAY    = 10

[SLAVE]

NAME      = s-isdn0

EAZ       = 4711

PHONE_OUT = 08151234

SECURE    = on

DIALMAX   = 1

HUPTIMEOUT= 10

IHUP      = on

CHARGEHUP = on

L2_PROT   = hdlc

L3_PROT   = trans

ENCAP     = rawip
[INTERFACE]

NAME      = ippp0

EAZ       = 4712

PHONE_OUT = 08151235 08151236

SECURE    = on

DIALMAX   = 5

HUPTIMEOUT= 200

IHUP      = on

CHARGEHUP = on

L2_PROT   = hdlc

L3_PROT   = trans

ENCAP     = syncppp

PPPBIND   = 0
}