Jim,
I dont think you can just specifiy a time delay for the ISDN to kick
in. What you can do, is queue the packets in a buffer until a specified time
has reached, before initiating a dial. This is acheived by issuing the
"dialer hold-queue" command. Let me give u an example.
dialer hold-queue <packets> timeout <seconds>
<packets> = can be within the range of 0-100
<seconds> = 0 to unlimited
So in your case, where u want to start the dial after 10 secs, you can do
the following :=
dialer hold-queue 20 timeout 10
The above command will hold 20 packets in the queue OR wait for 10 secs
before dialing; whicever comes first. If you think 50 packets is too low,
you can increase it to a max of 100.
Hope that helps,
Santosh Koshy
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"Jim Bond" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I'm wondering if I can put a delay, say 10 seconds, on
> a dialer interface so that ISDN will NOT come up
> immediately after interesting traffic comes?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
> Jim
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