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Customizing PPP

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Customizing PPP Authentication Parameters

PPP imposes network security by offering support for two types of authentication

protocols: Password Authentication Protocol (PAP) and Challenge Handshake

Authentication Protocol (CHAP).

Site Manager lets you configure the PPP authentication parameters; the BCC does

not. The following sections describe how to configure PPP to implement PAP and

CHAP.

You must first specify what, if any, local authentication protocol this interface

uses. The Local Authentication Protocol parameter specifies the type of

authentication protocol that this interface uses: None, PAP, or CHAP.

Site Manager Procedure

You do this System responds

1. From the Protocols menu, choose

PPP

. The Interfaces menu appears.

2. Choose

Interfaces.

The Interfaces window opens.

3. Choose

Lines

. The Lines window opens.

4. Set

Convergence Timer

(See page A-27.)

5. If you have no other PPP line parameters

to configure, click on

. Otherwise,

continue with the Lines configuration.

The Interfaces window opens.

Note:

For all dial services, you must use PAP or CHAP, either of which

provides an identification mechanism that is essential to bring up demand,

backup, and bandwidth lines. You must configure the CHAP local name,

CHAP secret, PAP ID, and PAP password through the Dial menu. See

Configuring Dial Services for details.

In addition, for all dial services, failure of either authentication protocol causes

the connection to be dropped, and no intervention from the network

administrator is needed.

For leased lines, the authentication phase is optional.

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