ZyXEL Communications 4.04 User Manual

ZyWALL (ZyNOS) CLI Reference Guide

Use these commands to

 configure dial-up WAN connections such as PPPoE (poe), 

PPTP (pne) and auxilary (aux) calls using the modem connected to the auxiliary port 
(if your 

ZyWALL

 has one).

A remote node is the remote gateway (and the network behind the remote gateway) across a 
WAN connection. Remote node 1 may be your ISP for example. You may configure multiple 
remote nodes in products with SMT menus or those with multiple WAN ports. In products 
without SMT menus or multiple WAN ports, a remote node is the ISP you configured in the 
web configurator.

A channel is a subset of an interface, such as a LAN or WAN interface. An interface may have 
more than one channel, but it usually has just one. The 

 is the encapsulation 

method used for the WAN dial-up WAN link.  

The following section lists the commands for this feature. 

Table 34   Channel-name Command Input Values

 

 

is the PPPoE connection to WAN 1.

 

is the PPPoE connection to WAN 2 (if your ZyWALL has WAN 2).

 

is the PPTP connection to WAN 1.

 is the PPTP connection to WAN 2 (if your ZyWALL has WAN 2).

aux0: aux0 

is the connection using the modem connected to the auxiliary port 

(if your ZyWALL has one).

includes all the above mentioned channels.

Table 35   device Command Summary

device channel disp <CHANNEL_NAME> 

[LEVEL]

Displays details on the specified channel, for example.

H+R+B

device channel drop <channel-name>

Drops the specified channel. 

The options are 

poe0|poe1|pne0|pne1|aux0|all

. 

R+B

device channel name <ALL|USE>

Lists names of all channels or the names of the 
channels used.

H+R+B