Re: (ASCEND) Dialout on Max TNT

[Oliver Stettner <os@landshut.org>]

Oliver Stettner wrote:

> > > I am trying to convince the Max TNT to initiate a dialout call, but I'm
> > > not yet successfull. :-(
> > >
> > > I wanted to use the example from the documentation:

> > set telco-options answer-originate = ans-and-orig
> > set telco-options data-service = 64k-clear      # default is 56k that
> > means the TNT uses V.110 56kbps on German-Trunks when dealing out :-(

> That was it! Thanx very much. :-)

OK - now I have the dialout solution working. Via RADIUS I can create an
IP-route to a subnet which can be reached by dialing out.

But now I want even more. ;-)

Our company wants to sell a solution called "D-Channel-Signaling". This
means, we call the customer, the customer's router sees our call, but
does not answer and calls us back. The only problem is: if the
customers's router answers the call, we are charged by the telephone
company - which of course we don't want.

Is there a possibility to ensure that the customers's router (which is
not under our administration!) does not answer the call?

The only solution I came across so far ist to set max-dialout-time [in
SYSTEM] to a very short period. But I'm not sure if that's the best
solution.

Any help would be nice.

Oliver.
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