210 PPP
Configuration
Step 3
node
(prt-ser)[
slot
/
port
]# [no]
bind interface
name
[router]
or
node
(prt-ser)[
slot
/
port
]# [no]
bind subscriber
name
or
node
(prt-ser)[
slot
/
port
]# [no]
bind subscriber authentication
{ chap pap | { chap | pap } }
Binds the serial port directly to the IP interface
name
in case no authentication is required
Binds the serial port to the PPP subscriber
name
in
case authentication is required
Only the credentials provided at the
establishment of the PPP session select the PPP
subscriber. This allows to bind the serial port to
the set of all PPP subscribers.
Step 4
(optional)
node
(prt-ser)[
slot
/
port
]# [no]
use profile ppp
name
Assigns a PPP profile other than the default
profile to this serial port
Step 5
node
(prt-ser)[
slot
/
port
]#[no]
shutdown
Enables the serial port and initiates the
establishment of the PPP connection
Example: Configure a Serial Port for PPP
The procedure below configures the serial port for a leased-line connection to an Internet Service
Provider using the credentials specified in the subscriber profile above.
SN(cfg)#
port serial 0 0
SN(prt-ser)[0/0]#
encapsulation ppp
SN(prt-ser)[0/0]#
bind subscriber joe_example
SN(prt-ser)[0/0]#
no shutdown
23.7 Creating a PPP Profile
A PPP profile allows to adjust additional PPP Parameters like the Maximum Transmit Unit (MTU)
and Maximum Receive Unit (MRU). Only the most important parameters are listed here. Consult the
Command Reference Guide for information about the other parameters.
The profile ‘default’ is always present and supplies the parameters if no other profile has been
created or no profile can be used with a certain type of PPP connection. Profiles created by the user
can only be used with PPP over Ethernet connections. For all other types of PPP connections the
default profile applies.
Procedure
To create a PPP profile or to modify the default PPP profile
Mode
Configure
Command
Purpose
Step 1
node
(cfg) #[no] profile ppp {
name
| default }
Creates the new PPP profile
name
and enters the
PPP profile configuration. The profile ‘default’
already exists.
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