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Nortel Networks L2TP manual Data Path Through the Network

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Configuring L2TP Services

6.In the L2TP Tunneling Security window, enable tunnel authentication.

Parameter Name	Value

Enable Tunnel Authentication	Enable

Tunnel Authentication Password	LAC1

7.In the L2TP IP Interface window, enter the L2TP IP address.

Parameter Name	Value

L2TP IP Interface Address	192.32.68.2

Subnet Mask	255.255.255.0

During the L2TP session, the RADIUS server assigns the following IP addresses:

jsmart@baynetworks.com: 192.32.40.1

mmark@baynetworks.com: 192.32.40.2

These addresses are stored in the RADIUS server database.

Data Path Through the Network

After all components of the network are configured, jsmart can place a call to the local ISP. The LAC that receives this call sends the user name to the TMS, which verifies the domain name and address and sends this information back to the LAC so that it can forward the data.

The LAC then negotiates the initiation of the tunnel with the LNS, and the tunnel is brought up. The LNS then authenticates jsmart@baynetworks.com with the RADIUS server. After the RADIUS server grants access, it assigns the address

192.32.40.1to jsmart, to include the remote host (jsmart’s PC) in the virtual private network.

Data now passes through the tunnel from jsmart’s PC to the LNS for the duration of the L2TP session. When jsmart disconnects the call, the session is terminated. If no other active sessions are using the tunnel, the tunnel is brought down.

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Contents

Configuring L2TP Services Copyright 1998 Bay Networks, Inc Bay Networks, Inc. Software License Agreement Rev Contents Chapter Starting L2TP Appendix B Configuration Examples Page Figures Page Tables Page Preface Before You BeginText Conventions Italic textAcronyms How to Get Help Bay Networks Technical PublicationsChapter L2TP Overview TopicWhat Is Tunneling? L2TP BenefitsL2TP Sessions Components of an L2TP Network Remote HostTunnel Management Server TMS L2TP Access Concentrator LACRemote Access Server RAS L2TP Network Server LNS Radius ServerL2TP Network Using a LAC Examples of L2TP NetworksL2TP Packet Encapsulation Packet Encapsulation ProcessMaking a Connection Across an L2TP Network Security in an L2TP Network Bay Networks L2TP Implementation Tunnel Authentication Tunnel ManagementShows tunnel authentication Radius User Authentication Radius Accounting L2TP IP Interface AddressesRemote Router Configuration Remote Router Dialing the LNSWhere to Go Next If you want to Go toPage Chapter Starting L2TP Radius Server Information Tunnel Authentication PasswordsPlanning Considerations for an L2TP Network Tools Choose Configuration Manager Preparing a Configuration FileSite Manager Procedure You do this System responds Choose Local File , Remote File , orEnabling L2TP on an Unconfigured WAN Interface Subnet MaskChoose Add/Delete Enabling L2TP on an Existing PPP InterfaceChoose Edit Circuit Configuring L2TP Services Enabling L2TP on an Existing Frame Relay Interface Configuration is completed You do this System responds Site Manager ProcedureEnabling L2TP on an Existing ATM Interface Choose Group ProtocolsChoose Service Attributes Choose ProtocolsChapter Customizing L2TP Services Modifying the L2TP Protocol Configuration Choose L2TP ConfigurationModifying Radius Server Information Radius Server onChanging the LNS System Name Modifying the Number of L2TP Sessions Permitted Keeping the Remote User’s Domain Name Set the Remove Domain NameChanging the Domain Name Delimiter Set the Domain Name DelimiterEnabling Tunnel Authentication Choose Tunnel AuthenticationModifying L2TP IP Interface Addresses Choose L2TP IP InterfaceDisabling RIP Disabling L2TPCustomizing L2TP Services Deleting L2TP from a PPP InterfaceDeleting L2TP from a Frame Relay Interface Deleting L2TP from an ATM Interface Site Manager Procedure Appendix a L2TP Parameters TopicL2TP Configuration Parameters Figure A-1. L2TP Configuration List WindowParameter Receive Window Size Parameter Enable L2TPParameter Max L2TP Sessions Parameter Maximum Retransmit Parameter Retransmit Timer secondsParameter Hello Timer seconds Parameter Radius Primary Server IP Address Parameter Ack Timeout millisecondsParameter LNS System Name Parameter Tunnel Flow Control Parameter Radius Primary Server PasswordParameter Radius Client IP Address Parameter Remove Domain Name Parameter Domain Name DelimiterL2TP Tunnel Security Parameters Figure A-2. L2TP Tunnel Security List WindowParameter Enable Tunnel Authentication Parameter Tunnel Authentication PasswordL2TP IP Interface Parameters Figure A-3. L2TP IP Interface List WindowParameter L2TP IP Interface Address Parameter Subnet MaskParameter RIP Enable Appendix B Configuration Examples Example 1 Remote PC Calling the Corporate NetworkConfiguring the Remote Hosts Figure B-1. L2TP Network with PCs at the Remote SiteDomain name baynetworks.com Configuring the LACs and the TMSConfiguring the LNS Parameter Name Value IP Address 192.32.16.55Data Path Through the Network L2TP IP Interface window, enter the L2TP IP addressExample 2 Remote Router Calling the Corporate Network Figure B-2. L2TP Network with Routers at the Remote SiteParameter Name Value RFC1661 Compliance Enable Configuring the Dial-on-Demand CircuitConfiguring the PPP Interface Appendix C Troubleshooting Problem What to DoTable C-1 Common L2TP Network Problems and Solutions Index L2TPIndex-2