Name
dialer map — interface
Synopsis
dialer mapprotocol destination
[namehostname
] [classname
] [broadcast] [spc] [speed {56|64}] [modem-scriptscript-name
] [system-scriptscript-name
] [dial-string
] no dialer mapprotocol destination
[namehostname
] [classname
] [broadcast] [spc] [speed {56|64}] [modem-scriptscript-name
] [system-scriptscript-name
] [dial-string
]
Configures
Any non-DTR dialer interface for PPP callback
Default
None
Description
The dialer
map
command allows
an interface to call one or more different sites by mapping a
destination address to connection-specific dial strings and
connection scripts.
-
protocol
Names the protocol to use for the connection. Valid values are
ip
,appletalk
,bridge
,decnet
,ipx
,novell
,snapshot
,vines
, andxns
.-
destination
The destination address to use for this map. The next-hop address of a packet is the destination address in map configurations.
-
name
hostname
Optional. The name of the remote system for the DDR connection.
-
class
name
Optional. Names a map class to use for this mapping. A map class is defined with the
map-class
command.-
broadcast
Optional. Allows broadcast packets to be forwarded over this connection.
-
spc
Optional. ISDN only; Germany only. Configures a semipermanent connection between the ISDN device and the exchange.
-
speed
speed
Optional. ISDN only. Defines the speed of an ISDN B channel in kbps. Valid values are 56 and 64. The default value is 64.
-
modem-script
script-name
Optional. Names the modem script to use for dialing the ...
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