The answer hasn't changed since you posted back in April. Your approach to dialup networking is incompatible with Cisco's concept of identifying dial links. If you could expand on what you are trying to accomplish by using separate dialers for each IP destination rather than a single dialer which can reach all of the IP addresses provided by that name/phone number then maybe we can provide an approach which will solve your problems.
In the meantime, the normal approach is to "overload" a single dialer for that name/phone number with all the IP addresses required and use multilink PPP to provide more bandwidth on demand. This could be done with secondary addresses on the dialer or multiple static routes or via routes learned by a routing protocol running over the dial link. The best approach would, of course, depend upon how the bank configures their end of the link, your relationship with the bank, and just what you are trying to accomplish.
If you are trying to get around limitations the bank has placed on their dialup services, then standard approaches will not work and you will need to solve the problem by brute force, such as using a separate 80X router for each BRI and using your current router to forward packets to the different bank services to the appropriate ISDN router.
Good luck and have fun!
Vincent C Jones
www.networkingunlimited.com
