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The following table describes the fields in this screen.
Table 57 PPPoE Routed: Edit PPPoE
LABEL
View advanced
attibutes
Access
Concentrator
Service Name
Connect State
Server
Create Route
Specific Route
Subnet Mask
Route Mask
Lcp Max
Configure
Lcp Max Failure
Lcp Max
Terminate
Ppp Event Level
Discover Ip
Subnet
Dialin Auth
Dialout
Username
Dialout Password
Confirmation
Password
Dialout Auth
MRU
Ip Addr From
IPCP
Use Ip Addr From
IPCP
Discover Primary
DNS
P-794H User's Guide
DESCRIPTION
Click this to see a more detailed setup screen. See for the fields that
are not shown in this screen.
Enter the access concentrator name for the PPPoE interface if your ISP
uses an AC PPPoE service.
Enter the service name of the PPPoE connection assigned by your ISP.
Select the connect state of the connection from the drop-down list.
Select true if you want the P-794H to act as a server. If not, select
false.
Select true if you want to create a route for directing packets to the
remote end of the PPP link. If not, select false.
Select true if you want the route created to be a specific route that
only applies to packets for the subnet at the remote end of the PPP
link. If not, select false.
Enter the subnet mask for this interface in dot decimal notation.
Enter the subnet mask used by this route in dot decimal notation.
Enter the Link Control Protocol (LCP) maximum parameter.
Enter the Link Control Protocol (LCP) maximum fail parameter.
Enter the Link Control Protocol (LCP) maximum terminate parameter.
Enter the PPP Event Level in this field.
Select true if you want to discover IP subnet from Internet Protocol
Control Protocol (IPCP). If not, select false.
Select the authentication method that remote PPP clients use to dial in
to the server. The choices are: none, chap, and pap.
Enter the dial-out user name in this field.
Enter the dial-out password in this field.
Re-enter the dial-out password for confirmation.
Select the authentication method used to connect to external PPP
servers (dial-out). The choices are: none, chap, and pap.
Enter the Maximum Receive Unit (MRU) value which is negotiated
during the LCP protocol stage.
Select true if you want to obtain your local IP address from the PPP
negotiation. Select false if you do not want to receive the local IP.
Select true if you want to use the local IP address which was obtained
from the PPP negotiation. If not, select false.
Select true if the primary DNS server address is requested from a
remote PPP peer using Internet Protocol Control Protocol (IPCP). If
not, select false.
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