"I think" the port on the router if it says bri is the te1 device and if that
is so, then it is the s interfact or s/t. depends on if you have a nt2 or
not... hope that helps.
The rule as I understand it" ( wording this carefully)
te1(non isdn) to ta(modem) r interface
ta (modem) to te1 (telephone-bri) s interfact
te1 to nt2 s interface
nt2 to nt1 t interface
nt1 to service provider u interface
I think this is right. Someone please comment if I am wrong........
Jennifer C
>===== Original Message From "Samuel P" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> =====
>Hi Folks
>
>How do I identify if an ISDN port on a 2503 router is an "S/T or a "U"
>interface.
>Either by physical verification or using the CLI. The port on the router
>says ISDN BRI.
>Could someone please help me out.
>
>Thanks
>
>SP
>
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>===== Original Message From "Samuel P" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> =====
>Hi Folks
>
>How do I identify if an ISDN port on a 2503 router is an "S/T or a "U"
>interface.
>Either by physical verification or using the CLI. The port on the router
>says ISDN BRI.
>Could someone please help me out.
>
>Thanks
>
>SP
>
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