From: ccie2be (ccie2be@nyc.rr.com)
Date: Mon Jul 05 2004 - 17:55:18 GMT-3
Hi guys,
Assume dialer watch is configured to trigger an isdn call if the primary
connection goes down.
It seems to me that there are 2 time intervals that determine how long after
the primary connection goes down dialer watch kicks in:
a) how often dialer watch checks the route table for the watched route and
b) how long after the primary connection goes down before a route learned via
the primary connection is removed from the route table.
So far, does everyone agree with this?
In addition, once the dialer watch has triggered a call, I know that dialer
watch checks the route table everytime the dialer idle-timeout expires.
But, what about before dialer watch has triggered a call? How often does
dialer watch check the route table in this case?
I assume that the dialer idle-timeout timer isn't active before isdn has an
active call. Is this true?
Here's the problem.
Let's say I want dialer watch to trigger a call in the shortest amount of time
possible.
Depending the routing protocol being used, what is the shortest amount of
time?
Thanks, Tim
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