Dialer rotary-groups and Dialer pools

From: Rohan Grover \(rohang\) (rohang@cisco.com)
Date: Fri Aug 12 2005 - 04:11:38 GMT-3

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Hi,

I'm very confused as to the difference between these 2 concepts.

From what I understand, both are used in the dialer-interface model for
ddr.

If I want a bri interface to be part of a dialer int, then i would
configure 'dialer pool' on the dialer int and 'dialer pool-member' on
the bri int.

Similarly I can configure 'dialer rotary-group' on 1 or more bri
inerfaces to make them part of a dialer rotary-group.

So whats the diffrence?

Can they be used together? or are they mutually exclusive?

Does having a rotary group ensure that only one physical (bri) interface
at a time will be active based on dialer priority?

Would really like some clarity on this.

Thanks
Rohan

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