Configuring An Lns; Creating A Vt Interface - HP MSR Router Series Wan Access Configuration Manual

Step
6. (Optional.) Set the description
for the interface.
7. Set the MTU size of the
interface.
8. (Optional.) Set the keepalive
interval.
9. (Optional.) Set the keepalive
retry limit.
10. (Optional.) Specify a primary
traffic processing unit for the
interface.
11. (Optional.) Specify a backup
traffic processing unit for the
active card.
12. (Optional.) Set the expected
bandwidth for the interface.
13. (Optional.) Restore the default
settings for the interface.
14. (Optional.) Bring up the
interface.

Configuring an LNS

An LNS responds to the tunneling requests from an LAC, authenticates users, and assigns IP addresses to
users.

Creating a VT interface

After an L2TP session is established, a virtual access (VA) interface is needed for data exchange with the
peer. The system will dynamically create VA interfaces based on the parameters of the virtual template
Command
description text
mtu size
timer-hold seconds
timer-hold retry retry
•
Distributed devices in
standalone mode/centralized
devices in IRF mode:
service slot slot-number
•
Distributed devices in IRF
mode:
service chassis
chassis-number slot
slot-number
•
Distributed devices in
standalone mode/centralized
devices in IRF mode:
service standby slot
slot-number
•
Distributed devices in IRF
mode:
service standby chassis
chassis-number slot
slot-number
bandwidth bandwidth-value
default
undo shutdown
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Remarks
By default, the description of an
interface is in the format of
interface-name Interface, for
example, Virtual-PPP254
Interface.
The default setting is 1500 bytes.
The default setting is 10 seconds.
The default setting is 5.
By default, no primary traffic
processing unit is specified.
By default, no backup traffic
processing unit is specified.
By default, the expected
bandwidth (in kbps) is interface
baudrate divided by 1000.
N/A
By default, an interface is up.