IBM SC30-3681-08 manual Tunnel tunnel-name, Set shared secret, Shared Secret, User username

CONFIG Commands

Will user be able to dial-out ? (Yes, No): [No]
Set ECP encryption key for this user? (Yes, No): [No] y
Encryption key should be 16 characters long.
Encryption Key (16 characters ) in Hex(0-9, a-f, A-F):
Encryption Key again (16 characters) in Hex(0-9, a-f, A-F):
ECP encryption key is set.
Disable user ? (Yes, No): [No]
PPP user name: ppp_user2
User IP address: 11.0.0.185
Netroute Mask: 255.255.255.255
Hostname:	Virtual Conn: disabled
Time alotted: Box Default
Callback type: disabled
Dial-out: disabled
Encryption: enabled
Status: enabled
Login Attempts: 0
Login Failures: 0
Lockout Attempts: 0
Account Expiry:	Password Expiry:
Is information correct? (Yes, No, Quit): [Yes]
User ©ppp_user1© has been added
tunnel tunnel-name
Gives a tunnel peer access through an IP network to the router. The peer is
then authorized to initiate tunneled PPP sessions into the router. To
con®gure a tunnel you must specify:
Name The hostname of the tunnel peer.
Hostname to use when connecting to this peer
The local hostname to use when connecting to this peer. This name
is used for identi®cation of the host on the peer.
Set shared secret
Speci®es whether a shared secret is to be used.
Shared Secret
The secret shared between the LAC and LNS. It must be exactly
the same on both ends of the tunnel.
Enter again to verify
Enter the shared secret again for veri®cation.
Tunnel-Server endpoint address
The IP address of the tunnel peer (LAC or LNS).
Example:
Config> add tunnel
Enter name: []? tunnel02
Enter hostname to use when connecting to this peer: []? host02
Set shared secret? (Yes, No): [No]? yes
Shared secret for tunnel authentication:
Enter again to verify:
Tunnel-Server endpoint address: [0.0.0.0]? 2.2.2.22
Tunnel name: tunnel02
Endpoint: 2.2.2.22

user user_name

Gives a user access to the router. You can authorize up to 50 users to access the router. Each user_name is eight characters and is case-sensitive.

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