Setting up Switch Type, SPIDs and Directory Numbers

The commands are not case sensitive.
The capitol letters represent the minimum letters for that specific command to become active.
For example: SEt SYstemname 770 can also be typed as SE SY 770.

Enter the set directory number command to set the ISDN directory numbers:

SEt 1 DIrectorynumber = (Directory 1 provided by the phone company)
SEt 2 DIrectorynumber = (Directory 2 provided by the phone company)

If the ISDN switch type is DMS-100 or National ISDN-1 (NI-1), the router supports an automatic SPID detection feature. The following command enables this feature:

SEt AUTODetection ON

Once you enable the autodetection feature, wait for the router to complete the process. This might take several minutes to complete. When autodetectionn is successful, the following messages display:

>L76 1 Auto Spid Detect Successful 5ESS
>L76 1 055512340 Auto Spid Detect Successful
>L76 2 055512350 Auto Spid Detect Successful

No additional procedures are required if it works. If it does not work, the following message will display:

>L84 Manually enter spids and set autodetection off

In this case, type SEt AUTODetection OFf to setup for manual configuration of the SPIDs.

If the switch type is DMS-100, National (NI-1), or 5ESS Multipoint, you can configure the information manually with the following commands.

SEt SWitch NI-1 (DMS-100 = DMS, 5ESS Multipoint = 5ESS)
SEt 1 SPId = (SPID 1 provided by the phone company)
SEt 2 SPId = (SPID 2 provided by the phone company)

Configuring the Cisco Router

SEt SYstemname 770
SEt IP ROUTIng ON
SEt BRidging off
SEt IP 192.168.1.1
SEt MUlticast on
SEt USer DigiTex OUtgoing
SEt IP ROUTIng ON
SEt BRidging off
SEt IP ROUTE DEstination 0.0.0.0/0 GAteway 0.0.0.0 PRopagate ON
SEt IP PAt ON
SEt SPeed 64k
SEt PPp CLientname ELN/username
SEt PPp PAssword CLient
SEt NUmber 16265551212
SEt ACtive
reboot