Name
isdn spid1 (spid2) — interface
Synopsis
isdn {spid1 | spid2} spid [local-directory-number]
no isdn {spid1 | spid2} spid [local-directory-number]Configures
ISDN SPIDs
Default
None
Description
This command provides the service profile identifier (SPID)
for the B1 channel (spid1) or the B2 channel (spid2). You can also use this command to specify the local-directory-number (optional). Your ISDN carrier (i.e., your phone company) provides the SPIDs and the local directory number. Some carriers and switch types do not require SPIDs (for example, if they are not used in Europe).
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