Juniper JUNOSE SOFTWARE FOR E SERIES 11.3.X - LINK LAYER CONFIGURATION GUIDE 2010-10-13 Configuration Manual page 764

JunosE 11.3.x Link Layer Configuration Guide
EAP...................................................................................263
Extensible Authentication Protocol.....................263
interfaces.........................................................................273
magic numbers............................................................259
monitoring interfaces.................................................282
network control protocol.........................................299
packet logging...............................................................614
platform considerations...........................................269
PPP profiles..................................................................560
troubleshooting
dynamic interfaces.............................................614
static interfaces..................................................296
ppp commands.....................................................................276
ppp aaa-profile............................................................570
ppp authentication...................................276, 310, 575
ppp chap-challenge-length...........................276, 575
ppp description.............................................................274
ppp fragmentation............................................323, 575
ppp hash-link-selection (MLPPP)...............313, 575
ppp initiate-ip................................................................575
ppp initiate-ipv6...........................................................575
ppp ipcp netmask........................................................575
ppp keepalive.......................................................274, 575
ppp keepalive (MLPPP).............................................313
ppp log...................................................................296, 575
ppp log (MLPPP)..........................................................313
ppp magic-number disable............................276, 575
ppp magic-number disable (MLPPP)..................313
ppp magic-number
ignore-mismatch.................................276, 316, 580
ppp max-bad-auth.....................................................276
ppp max-bad-auth (MLPPP).................................310
ppp max-negotiations............................276, 316, 580
ppp mru........................................................276, 316, 580
ppp multilink enable (MLPPP)...........319, 323, 580
ppp passive-mode............................................276, 580
ppp passive-mode (MLPPP)...................................316
ppp peer................................................................276, 580
ppp peer (MLPPP).......................................................316
ppp reassembly.................................................323, 580
ppp shutdown...............................................................276
ppp shutdown (MLPPP)...........................................316
ppp shutdown ip..........................................................276
ppp shutdown mpls....................................................276
ppp shutdown osi........................................................276
See also show ppp commands
PPP Multilink. See MLPPP
732
PPPoA (Point-to-Point Protocol over ATM)
terminating stale subscribers and restarting
LCP negotiations.....................................................530
PPPoE ......................................................................................202
PPPoE (Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet)
Active Discovery Initiation (PADI)
packets........................................................................372
Active Discovery Message (PADM)......................402
Active Discovery Network (PADN)
messages..................................................................404
Active Discovery Offer (PADO) packets..............372
Active Discovery Request (PADR)
packets........................................................................372
Active Discovery Session (PADS)
packets...............................................................372, 413
agent-circuit-identifier information.....................658
capturing remote circuit ID
configuring.............................................................414
dsl-forum-1 format and
examples...................................................377, 414
formatting.....................................................375, 414
monitoring..............................................................421
overview..................................................................375
sending to RADIUS or L2TP....................377, 414
troubleshooting....................................................377
using in profiles.........................................560, 584
configuring dynamic interfaces over ATM..........525
configuring dynamic interfaces over
PPPoE...........................................................................531
configuring for Ethernet..................................394, 532
configuring over ATM.................................................384
Discovery protocol.......................................................372
DSL Forum VSA 26-1.................................................658
duplicate protection of
IWF PPPoE sessions, guidelines for
configuring.........................................................391
IWF PPPoE sessions, processing of ............391
IWF PPPoE sessions, scenarios.....................391
non-IWF PPPoE sessions, scenarios...........391
duplicate protection scenarios for IWF PPPoE
sessions
1:1 association between DSLAMs and the
B-RAS.................................................................392
N:1 association between DSLAMs and the
B-RAS.................................................................392
dynamic encapsulation type
lockout..............................................................523, 544
clearing lockout condition...............................547
configuring............................................................544
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