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Operating modes and functions
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PPP-list
The PPP list in the ELSA LANconfig can be found in the 'Communication' configuration
section on the 'Protocols' tab, or under
/Setup/WAN-module/PPP List
during
telnet or terminal sessions.
Use the PPP list to establish additional parameters for connections that use PPP in the
communications layer on layer 3.
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Remote site
Name of the remote station as specified before in the name list.
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Username
User name to be used when establishing a connection with the remote station.
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Key
Password to be used when establishing a connection with the remote station.
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Verification
Authentication process that the router should request from the remote station.
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Time, Rep., Conf., Fail., Term.
Parameters pertaining to connection characteristics that will not be described in
greater detail here.
IP routing
An IP router works between networks which use TCP/IP as the network protocol. This
only allows data transmissions to destination addresses entered in the routing table.
This chapter explains the structure of the IP routing table of an ELSA router, as well as
the additional functions available to support IP routing.
The IP routing table
Use the IP routing table to tell the router which remote station (which other router or
computer) it should send the data for particular IP addresses or IP address ranges to. This
type of entry is also known as a route since it is used to describe the path of the data
packet. Because you make these entries yourself and they remain unchanged until you
change or delete them, the procedure is also referred to as static routing. In contrast of
course, there is also dynamic routing. In this process the routers exchange information
on the routes independently and update it continuously. The static and dynamic routing
tables can hold up to 128 entries each. When the IP-RIP is active, the IP router uses both
tables.