ISDN spid question

From: dayo olabisi (ccie_student@yahoo.com)
Date: Wed Nov 20 2002 - 15:33:27 GMT-3

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Hi Listers,

is there any way to detect the spids for an ISDN line
on a router?

By some stroke of fate/foolishness, an engineer (not
me ;-)) deleted the spids statements on a router - and
now I want to bring up the ISDN connection.

"sh isdn stat" shows Layer 1 ACTIVE and Layer 2
MULTIPLE_FRAME_ESTABLISHED. So I'm sure the router is
talking to an ISDN switch.

help needed urgently...

thx,
dayo

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