
Designing ISDN Internetworks 11-11
Dial-on-Demand Routing
IP Dialer Lists
The dialer-list list global configuration command defines interesting packets. A dialer list can
permit or deny Layer 3 traffic or it can call a more specific Layer 2 or Layer 3 access list. The
following dialer-list command is a generic statement that creates dialer list 5 and permits all IP
traffic:
dialer-list 5 protocol ip permit
The following dialer-list command creates dialer list 3 and calls all extended access lists
numbered 101:
dialer-list protocol ip 3 list 101
access-list 101 permit ip any any
access-list 101 deny udp any any eq snmp
The access-list global configuration command establishes access lists, which use network-layer
filtering to control traffic. Standard IP access lists are numbered from 1 to 99 and extended access
lists are numbered between 100 and 199. Both types of access list can be called by a dialer-list
command.
To associate a dialer list with a specific ISDN interface, use the dialer-group interface configuration
command.
IP Dialer Maps
The dialer map interface configuration command associates a network address with an ISDN
number. In addition to specifying the IP address of the destination router and the ISDN number to
be dialed, the dialer map command specifies the name of the router that is being called (which must
match the name of the router to pass authentication) and the speed at which the call is to be placed.
Note The name that is used in the dialer map statement must also exist as a user name with a
password on the router that is being dialed.
The following is an example of the dialer map command:
dialer map ip 171.68.158.25 name RouterA broadcast 1408555111
The broadcast keyword permits broadcast traffic to cross the ISDN link in addition to the regular
unicast traffic that is permitted. If static routes are used, the broadcast keyword is not necessary. If
RIP or IGRP is used, however, the broadcast keyword is necessary so that routing updates can cross
the link. You can use a combination of snapshot routing and access lists to prevent connections from
being established for the sole purpose of exchanging protocol updates. See the “Tariff Management”
section later in this chapter.
If the ISDN interfaces are configured using the ip unnumbered command, the dialer map
command should specify the IP address that is used in the ip unnumbered command for the ISDN
interface on the router that is being dialed.
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