CHAPTER 5 EXAMPLES OF SETUP ON NETWORKS

PPPoE SETUP EXAMPLE

Setup procedure

Setting PPPoE

Set the PPPoE interface Ethernet0.1. Specify the ID and password information and authentication response types (both PAP and CHAP) used to connect to a provider. In this example, “my-router@xxx.nec.com” is set as the user ID and “8643bca29” is set as the password.

As the IP address of Ehternet0.1, use the one acquired by IPCP.

Router (config) # ppp profile biglobe Enter

Router (config ppp biglobe) # authentication myname my router@xxx.nec.com Enter Router (config ppp biglobe) # authentication password my router@xxx.nec.com

8643bca29 Enter

Router (config ppp biglobe) # authentication accept chap pap Enter

Router (config ppp biglobe) # exit Enter

Router (config) # interface Ethernet0.1 Enter

Router (config Ethernet0.1) # encapsulation pppoe Enter

Router (config Ethernet0.1) # ppp binding biglobe Enter

Router (config Ethernet0.1) # ip address ipcp Enter

Router (config Ethernet0.1) # no shutdown Enter

Router (config Ethernet0.1) #

Setting the route

As the default route, specify the interface Ethernet0.1.

Router (config Ethernet0.1) # exit Enter

Router (config) # ip route default Ethernet0.1 Enter

Router (config) #

Setting the terminal-side network

Set the IP address of the terminal-side interface FastEthernet0.0. Also, use NAPT so that multiple termi- nals can establish Internet connections at the same time.

Router (config) # interface FastEthernet0.0 Enter

Router (config FastEthernet0.0) # ip address 192.168.1.1/24 Enter

Router (config FastEthernet0.0) # no shutdown Enter

Router (config FastEthernet0.0) # interface Ethernet0.1 Enter

Router (config Ethernet0.1) # ip napt enable Enter

Router (config Ethernet0.1) #

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