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Configuring and Managing Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) Ports 19-3
Enabling PPP on an Access Server Port
Enabling Dedicated PPP Traffic
The following example shows a series of commands used to dedicate a port to PPP.
Local> DEFINE PORT 5 ACCESS LOCAL AUTOBAUD DISABLED
Local> DEFINE PORT 5 AUTOCONNECT ENABLED BREAK DISABLED DEDICATED
PPP
Local> DEFINE PORT 5 DEFAULT PROTOCOL PPP DSRLOGOUT ENABLED
Local> DEFINE PORT 5 DTRWAIT ENABLED INACTIVITY LOGOUT DISABLED
Local> DEFINE PORT 5 INTERRUPTS DISABLED MULTISESSIONS DISABLED
Local> DEFINE PORT 5 PREFERRED NONE SIGNAL CHECK DISABLED
Local> DEFINE PORT 5 SIGNAL CONTROL DISABLED
Local> DEFINE PORT 5 PPP ENABLED
Local> DEFINE PORT 5 PPP IPCP HOST ADDRESS 1.2.3.4
Local> LOGOUT PORT 5
Enabling Ports with Modems for PPP
The following example shows a series of commands used to dedicate a port with an
attached modem to PPP.
Local> DEFINE PORT 5 ACCESS LOCAL ALTERNATE SPEED NONE
Local> DEFINE PORT 5 AUTOBAUD ENABLED AUTOCONNECT DISABLED
Local> DEFINE PORT 5 BREAK DISABLED DEDICATED PPP DEFAULT
PROTOCOL PPP
Local> DEFINE PORT 5 DSRLOGOUT DISABLED DTRWAIT DISABLED
Local> DEFINE PORT 5 FLOW CONTROL CTS INACTIVITY LOGOUT DISABLED
Local> DEFINE PORT 5 INTERRUPTS DISABLED MULTISESSIONS DISABLED
Local> DEFINE PORT 5 PREFERRED NONE SIGNAL CHECK DISABLED
Local> DEFINE PORT 5 SIGNAL CONTROL ENABLED SPEED 2400
Local> DEFINE PORT 5 PPP IPCP HOST ADDRESS 1.2.3.4
Local> DEFINE PORT 5 PPP ENABLED
Local> LOGOUT PORT 5