RE: (ASCEND) Outgoing calls happening w/no callback enabled?

["Kevin A. Smith" <kevin@ascend.com>]

At 12:27 AM 8/24/98 -0400, Tim Basher wrote:
>
>> > Dialout #7 - Enabling either MPP or BACP protocols for a connection
>> 
>> This allows someone to dialout?
>
>The protocols allow either side to add additional bandwidth to a session
>by initiating a new call.  In theory, this might allow your system to call
>a customer back.

BACP defines this in the protocol, but the MAX does not support it.

>> > > Almost all of the numbers being called answer with a modem.
>
>If you allow the modems to establish a carrier, do you get a login prompt
>or other recognizable information?  If you look up the phone numbers, do
>you recognize the name of the owner?

For the MAX to be making the calls, it has to have the number dialed
configured
somewhere. If you have none set for dial-out, then you should not have any
dial-numbers configured...have you verified this at all.

If the MAX has no dial-out numbers configured and RADIUS too, then I see no
way for this to happen.

Kevin Smith			Ascend Communications...
Customer Satisfaction	...where Network Solutions never end.

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