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Step 8
(optional)
node (pppoe)[ slot / port ]# [no]
use profile ppp name
Assigns a PPP profile other than the default
profile to this PPPoE Session
Step 9
(optional)
node (session)[ name ]#service
Service-Name
Defines the tag ‘Service-Name’ to be supplied
with Active Discovery in order to identify the
desired remote peer (check whether the remote
peer supports this feature)
Step 10
(optional)
node (session)[ name ]#access-
concentrator AC-Name
The Active Discovery only accepts the PPPoE
Session if the remote peer provides tag ‘AC-
Name’ with its Active Discovery Offer as
specified. This allows to identify the desired
remote peer
Step 11 node (session)[ name ]#[no]
shutdown
Initiates the establishment of the PPPoE Session
and the PPP connection
Example: Configure a PPPoE Session
The procedure below configures a PPPoE Session for the connection to a DSL provider using the
credentials specified in the subscriber profile above.
SN(cfg)# port ethernet 0 0
SN(prt-eth)[0/0]# encapsulation pppoe
SN(prt-eth)[0/0]# no shutdown
SN(prt-eth)[0/0]# pppoe
SN(pppoe)[0/0]# session green
SN(session)[green]# bind subscriber joe_example
SN(session)[green]# no shutdown
23.6 Configuring a Serial Port for PPP
PPP can run over serial ports, e.g. the X.21 / V.35 port on the SmartNode 2300.
Procedure
To configure a serial port for PPP
Mode
Configure
Command Purpose
Step 1 node (cfg)#port serial slot port
Enters the configuration mode for the serial port
on
slot and port
Step 2 node (prt-ser)[ slot / port ]# [no]
encapsulation
{ framerelay|ppp }
Sets the encapsulation to ‘ppp’ (other
encapsulations see ???)
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