Juniper JUNOSE SOFTWARE FOR E SERIES 11.3.X - LINK LAYER CONFIGURATION GUIDE 2010-10-13 Configuration Manual page 743

ATM-to-Ethernet interworking
arrival of a PPPoA session at the DSLAM
and conversion into a PPPoE session at
the DSLAM........................................................382
configuration examples for
1:1 association between DSLAM and
B-RAS.................................................................392
N:1 association between DSLAMs and
B-RAS.................................................................392
conversion from ATM to Ethernet
mapping method for tags...............................383
conversion from Ethernet to ATM
mapping method for tags...............................383
cross-connect
provision of Layer 2 switching........................383
distinction between IWF and non-IWF PPPoE
sessions
using the IWF PPPoE tag.................................383
method of mapping of ATM to Ethernet
packets........................................................................382
overview..........................................................................382
translation of ATM into Ethernet traffic..............382
transmission of a PPPoE session
to the access concentrator.............................382
authentication
EAP...................................................................................263
MLPPP..............................................................................310
PPP..................................................................261, 276, 310
subscribers on dynamic bridged Ethernet
interfaces.................................................519, 557, 632
auto-configure commands
auto-configure................................406, 521, 554, 588
auto-configure atm1483................................639, 644
auto-configure vlan...................................................666
autodetection of dynamic interfaces...................512, 619
B
B-RAS application
authentication of PPPoE packets.........................382
IWF PPPoE sessions
multiple DSLAMs connected to an access
concentrator.....................................................392
one DSLAM connected to an access
concentrator.....................................................392
usage of the IWF PPPoE tag
in identifying IWF sessions..............................383
B-RAS applications, with PPP sessions.......................261
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B-RAS device
operation for
interworked PPPoA sessions.........................382
interworked PPPoE over ATM
sessions.............................................................382
bandwidth
SONET/SDH..................................................................359
base profiles
VLAN subinterfaces...................................................655
baseline commands
baseline atm.....................................................................67
baseline atm vp interface............................................67
baseline bridge.............................................................487
baseline bridge interface..........................................487
baseline frame-relay...................................................120
baseline frame-relay interface................................138
baseline frame-relay multilinkinterface..............138
baseline hdlc interface serial..................................508
baseline interface atm..................................................67
baseline interface pos...............................................366
baseline ppp (MLPPP)..............................................329
baseline ppp interface...............................................282
baseline pppoe interface..........................................419
bridge commands................................................................473
bridge................................................................................472
bridge acquire................................................................473
bridge address..............................................................473
bridge aging time.........................................................473
bridge crb.......................................................................483
bridge learn....................................................................473
bridge route...................................................................483
bridge snmp-trap link-status..................................473
bridge subscriber-policy...........................................478
bridge-group..................................................................473
See also clear bridge commands; show bridge
commands; subscriber policy commands
bridge groups
configuring optional attributes...............................473
creating............................................................................472
defined............................................................................466
monitoring......................................................................487
bridge interfaces
configuring......................................................................473
defined............................................................................466
monitoring......................................................................487
supported configurations.........................................467
types of............................................................................467
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