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PPP configuration task list

SmartWare Software Configuration Guide 

its own IP interface. In addition to these PPPoE sessions, pure IP traffic can run concurrently over the same 
Ethernet port. This is achieved by binding the Ethernet port directly to an IP interface.

To configure PPP, perform the following tasks:

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Creating an IP interface for PPP

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Configuring for IP address auto-configuration from PPP (see 

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Creating a PPP subscriber (for authentication) (see 

)

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Configuring a PPPoE session (see 

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Configuring PPP over a HDLC Link

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Creating a PPP interface within the CS context (not currently available)

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Creating a PSTN interface for PPP dial-in/dial-out (not currently available)

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Creating a PPP profile (see 

)

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Displaying PPP configuration information (see 

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Debugging PPP (see 

An IP interface is required to link a PPP connection to the IP context. The IP interface must apply a network 
address port translation (NAPT) if the PPP service provider only offers a single IP address and not an IP sub-
net, or if the IP addresses on the LAN shall be private and hidden behind a public IP address (see 11, 

on page 132 for more information about NAPT).

This procedure describes how to create an IP interface for PPP

Mode: Context IP

Creates the new interface name, which repre-
sents an IP interface.

Only defines what route is entered into the IP 
routing table:

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point-to-point: A route to the IP address of 
the PPP interface (assigned by the PPP peer) 
is entered into the routing table.

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no point-to-point: A route to the subnet 
defined by IP address of the PPP interface 
(assigned by the PPP peer) is entered into 
the routing table. The class of the IP address 
determines the size of the subset.

Recommendation: Use ‘point-to-point’ and spec-
ify a default route.