Standard Ppp Profiles; Viewing The Standard Profiles - Bay Networks Nautica 200 Reference Manual
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Standard PPP Profiles
ppp# lso -l
profile/None
profile/PAP
profile/CHAP
profile/Either
profile/BWPAP
profile/BWCHAP
profile/BWEither
ppp#
Viewing the Standard Profiles
12-2
To display the default PPP profiles, in the
lso -l
:
This list represents the default PPP profiles. You can add these to
a path or ISDN port. Each profile offers a different level of
security and bandwidth control:
•
Either: Either incoming PAP or incoming CHAP is
accepted.
•
PAP: Only incoming PAP is accepted.
•
CHAP: Only incoming CHAP is accepted.
•
B(oth)W(ay)PAP: Incoming and outgoing PAP is accepted.
•
B(oth)W(ay)CHAP: Incoming and outgoing CHAP is
accepted.
•
B(oth)W(ay)Either: Both incoming and outgoing PAP and
CHAP are accepted.
•
None: No security is applied.
Although you cannot modify or delete the default profiles, you
can view the attributes for them. To display profile attributes, use
the following syntax:
# context, type
ppp
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