Inbound calls on AS5400

Hi,
I have a AS5400HPX device with a AS5400 T1 2 PRI DFC card installed and T1 link. I need to check the inbound calls on the T1 PRI link.
1) What commands can help me check verify if the call lands on the router, and what is the source number which is dialling?
2) Do all the Async interfaces on the device represent each of the client dailling in? How do I check which Async interface has been used by the client?
3) I will be using a local pool for assigning IP addresses to each of the client dialling in.Would this command suffice?
ip local pool <pool name> IP range
4) Also, what are these resource-pool group and resource-pool profile commands used for?
Appreciate your inputs.
Thanks
Mikey

Appreciate if someone could reply to this.
Cheers
Mikey

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