Cisco IOS Dial Services Quick Configuration Guide - Configuring the Cisco 766 [Cisco IOS Software Releases 12.1 Mainline]

Table Of Contents

Configuring the Cisco 766 Router

Network Topology, Hardware, and Software Selections

Overview of Steps

Step 1—Configuring System Level Settings

Verifying System Level Setting Configuration

Step 2—Configuring the LAN Profile

Verifying the LAN Profile Parameters

Step 3—Configuring the Site Profile hq-sanjose

Verifying the Site Profile Configuration

Step 4—Testing the Cisco 766's Connection to the Cisco AS5300

Step 5—Confirming the Final Cisco 766 Running Configuration

Step 6—Saving the Configuration

Configuring the Cisco 766 Router

This chapter describes how to configure the Cisco 766 Router to dial out to the Cisco AS5300 as described in Chapter 1, "Dial Case Study Overview".

Network Topology, Hardware, and Software Selections

Figure 4-1 Case Study Scenario Network Topology from the Perspective of the Cisco 766

Table 4-1 provides detailed information about each end of the connection as illustrated in Figure 4-1. This is the network administrator's top-level design table. The Cisco 766's default route is 10.1.254.1, which is the Cisco AS5300's configured dialer interface IP address and is the next-hop IP address.

Table 4-1 Network Device Characteristics

Site Hardware

WAN IP Address

Ethernet IP Address

Assigned Phone Number

Host Name/

User Name

Username
Password

Cisco 766

10.1.254.3 255.255.255.0

10.1.3.1 255.255.255.0

Directory number = 5305558084

soho-tahoe

tahoe-pw

Cisco AS5300

10.1.254.1 255.255.255.0
Dialer Interface

10.1.1.10 255.255.255.0

4085551234

hq-sanjose

hq-sanjose-pw

Overview of Steps

Follow these steps to configure your Cisco 766 router for connection to the network:

Step 1—Configuring System Level Settings

Step 2—Configuring the LAN Profile

Step 3—Configuring the Site Profile hq-sanjose

Step 4—Testing the Cisco 766's Connection to the Cisco AS5300

Step 5—Confirming the Final Cisco 766 Running Configuration

Step 6—Saving the Configuration

Step 1—Configuring System Level Settings

System level settings include system name, security, ISDN setup, and PPP setup. To configure the system level settings, enter the following commands in system mode:

Step 1 Enter the host name for this Cisco 766.
> set system soho-tahoe
Step 2 Specify the ISDN switch type that the local phone company uses.
soho-tahoe> set switch ni1
Step 3 Enter the directory numbers for the BRI port's two B channels.
soho-tahoe> set 1 directorynumber 5558084 
soho-tahoe> set 2 directorynumber 5558085
Step 4 Configure your SPIDs, which are required by many switch types. The SPID number is a derivative of the directory number.
soho-tahoe> set 1 spid 53055580840101 
soho-tahoe> set 2 spid 53055580850101
Step 5 Enable calls to route to the phone 1 and phone 2 POTS jacks.
soho-tahoe> set phone1 5558084 
soho-tahoe> set phone2 5558085
Step 6 Set the incoming and outgoing voice priority mode that determines whether the system will disconnect a B channel assigned to a data call to allow a voice call.
soho-tahoe> set voicepriority out conditional 
soho-tahoe> set voicepriority in conditional
Step 7 Turn on multilink PPP.
soho-tahoe> set ppp multilink on
Step 8 Authenticate incoming callers by using CHAP
soho-tahoe> set ppp authentication incoming chap
Step 9 Specify the CHAP password for authenticating PPP peers. You must enter it twice for verification. Use your own secret password. Do not use "tahoe-pw" or "admin-pw".
soho-tahoe> set ppp secret host 
Enter new password: tahoe-pw 
Re-Type new password: tahoe-pw
Step 10 Protect the Cisco 766 terminal service shell with a password. Again, be sure to use your own secret password instead of "tahoe-pw" or "admin-pw". You can access the system configuration mode through the console port or a Telnet session. To modify what is protected by the password, enter the set local access command.
soho-tahoe> set password system 
Enter new password: admin-pw 
Re-Type new password: admin-pw
Verifying System Level Setting Configuration

To verify the Cisco 766's system-level setting configuration:

Step 1 Enter the show configuration command to see a subset of the current configuration parameters:

Note This case study configures IP routing on the LAN and access profile. The internal profile is not used. See the display field Profile Parameters.
soho-tahoe> show configuration
System Parameters
    Environment
      Screen Length          20
      Echo Mode              ON
      CountryGroup           1
    Bridging Parameters
      LAN Forward Mode       ANY
      WAN Forward Mode       ONLY
      Address Age Time       OFF
    Call Startup Parameters
      Multidestination       OFF
    Line Parameters
      Switch Type            NI-1
      Svc Profile ID 1       53055580840101
      Directory Number(s)    5558084  
      Svc Profile ID 2       53055580850101
      Directory Number(s)    5558085  
      Auto SPID and Switch Detection   OFF
      Conference access code 60
Transfer access code   61
    Call Parameters          Link 1             Link 2
      Retry Delay              30                 30
      Button                 Standard
Profile Parameters
    Bridging Parameters
      Bridging               ON   
      Routed Protocols       NONE    
      Learn Mode             ON   
      Passthru               OFF   
    Call Startup Parameters
    Line Parameters
      Line Speed             AUTO   
      Numbering Plan         NORMAL   
    Call Parameters          Link 1             Link 2
      Auto                     ON                 ON   
      Called Number                                    
      Backup Number 
      Ringback Number                                  
      CLI Validate Number                              
    CLICallback              OFF   
    CLIAuthentication        OFF   
Step 2 Enter the show security command to see the current system security configuration:
soho-tahoe> show security
System Parameters
    Security
      Access Status            ON
      System Password          EXISTS
      Remote Configuration     PROTECTED
      Local Configuration      ON
      ClickStart               ON
      Logout Timeout           5
      Caller ID Security       OFF
      Caller Id Numbers
    PPP Security
      PPP Authentication  IN   CHAP  
      CHAP REFUSE              NONE
Profile Parameters
    PPP Security
      PPP Authentication OUT   NONE   
      PPP Authentication ACCEPT   EITHER 
      Token Authentication Support
        TAS Client             0.0.0.0   
        Use Local CHAP Secret  ON   
      Client
        User Name              soho-tahoe
        PAP Password           NONE
        CHAP Secret            NONE
      Host
        PAP Password           NONE   
        CHAP Secret            EXISTS   
      Callback
        Request                OFF   
        Reply                  OFF   
Step 3 Enter the show status command to see the Cisco 766's line and port status:
soho-tahoe> show status
Status    01/01/1998 00:01:08
Line Status
  Line Activated
  Terminal Identifier Assigned    SPID Accepted
  Terminal Identifier Assigned    SPID Accepted
Port Status                                           Interface
Connection Link
  Ch:  1      Waiting for Call
  Ch:  2      Waiting for Call
Step 2—Configuring the LAN Profile

The LAN profile contains the Cisco 766's Ethernet IP address and routing characteristics.

The Cisco 766's operating system uses a profile model as its configuration scheme. The LAN and remote site parameters are configured inside profiles. When you use the command-line interface for configuring the Cisco 766, the current mode determines the effect and display output of each command. The current mode is indicated by the router prompt. To move between modes (change directories), enter the cd command.
soho-tahoe>       <----------------------- This is system mode. 
soho-tahoe> cd lan    <------------------Change to the LAN profile. 
soho-tahoe:LAN> cd hq-sanjose     <--Change to the hq-sanjose profile. 
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> cd    <---------Go back to system mode.
soho-tahoe>
Note The hq-sanjose profile is included in this example. The actual hq-sanjose profile is configured later in the next section "Step 3—Configuring the Site Profile hq-sanjose."

In the following example, note that the output of the show security command is different for each configuration mode or profile:
soho-tahoe> show security
System Parameters
    Security
      Access Status            ON
      System Password          EXISTS
      Remote Configuration     PROTECTED
      Local Configuration      ON
      ClickStart               ON
      Logout Timeout           5
      Caller ID Security       OFF
      Caller Id Numbers
    PPP Security
      PPP Authentication  IN   CHAP  
      CHAP REFUSE              NONE
Profile Parameters
    PPP Security
      PPP Authentication OUT   NONE   
      PPP Authentication ACCEPT   EITHER 
      Token Authentication Support
        TAS Client             0.0.0.0   
        Use Local CHAP Secret  ON   
      Client
        User Name              soho-tahoe
        PAP Password           NONE
        CHAP Secret            NONE
      Host
        PAP Password           NONE   
        CHAP Secret            EXISTS   
      Callback
        Request                OFF   
        Reply                  OFF   
soho-tahoe> cd hq-sanjose 
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> show security
Profile Parameters
    PPP Security
      PPP Authentication OUT      NONE<*>
      PPP Authentication ACCEPT   EITHER   
      Token Authentication Support
        TAS Mode                  OFF   
        TAS Client                0.0.0.0   
        Use Local CHAP Secret     ON   
      Client
        User Name                soho-tahoe
        PAP Password             NONE
        CHAP Secret              EXISTS
      Host
        PAP Password             NONE   
        CHAP Secret              EXISTS   
      Callback
        Request                  OFF   
        Reply                    OFF   
To configure the LAN profile parameters, enter the following commands beginning in system configuration mode:

Step 1 Enter LAN profile mode.
soho-tahoe> cd lan
Step 2 Enter the IP address.
soho-tahoe:LAN> set ip address 10.1.3.1
Step 3 Configure the subnet mask.
soho-tahoe:LAN> set netmask 255.255.255.0
Step 4 Turn bridging off.
soho-tahoe:LAN> set bridging off
Step 5 Turn on IP routing.
soho-tahoe:LAN> set ip routing on
Step 6 Turn off IP RIP updates.
soho-tahoe:LAN> set ip rip update off
Verifying the LAN Profile Parameters

To verify the LAN profile parameters:

Step 1 Enter the show configuration command to see the current LAN configuration:
soho-tahoe:LAN> show configuration
Profile Parameters
    Bridging Parameters
      Bridging               OFF<*>
      Routed Protocols       IP <*>
      Learn Mode             ON   
      Passthru               OFF   
    Call Startup Parameters
    Line Parameters
      Line Speed             AUTO   
      Numbering Plan         NORMAL   
    Call Parameters          Link 1             Link 2
      Auto                     ON                 ON   
      Called Number                                    
      Backup Number                                    
      Ringback Number                                  
      CLI Validate Number                              
    CLICallback              OFF   
    CLIAuthentication        OFF   
Step 2 Enter the show lan packets command to see packeting statistics associated with the LAN interface:
soho-tahoe:LAN> show lan packets
Packet Statistics for LAN
Filtered: 120  Forwarded: 1  Received: 124
Dropped: 0  Lost: 0   Corrupted: 0  Misordered: 0
Ethernet Type:  0800  Count:  15
Ethernet Type:  0806  Count:  7
Step 3—Configuring the Site Profile hq-sanjose

The hq-sanjose profile is used for configuring the dialing characteristics for connecting to the Cisco AS5300 (hq-sanjose).

To configure the site profile, enter the following commands beginning in LAN profile mode:

Step 1 Set a profile name that matches the PPP name sent by the NAS during CHAP authentication to create the profile for the headquarters NAS. On Cisco IOS devices the PPP name is defined by using one of the following commands: hostname, sgbp group, ppp pap sent-username, or ppp chap hostname.
soho-tahoe:LAN> set user hq-sanjose 
soho-tahoe> New user hq-sanjose being created
Step 2 Ensure that the profile is currently active and active at reboot.
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> set prof power=activate user=hq-sanjose 
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> set active
Step 3 Enable PPP encapsulation.
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> set encap ppp
Step 4 Turn on IP routing.
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> set ip routing on
Step 5 Set IP framing for PPP encapsulation.
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> set ip framing none
Step 6 Set the IP address to be used on the WAN port when using this profile. See Table 4-1.
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> set ip address 10.1.254.3
Step 7 Set the IP netmask address for the dialer cloud.
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> set ip netmask 255.255.255.0
Step 8 Create a static route for the next hop, which is the Cisco AS5300's WAN port. IP address 10.1.254.1 is used on the Cisco AS5300's dialer interface.
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> set ip route destination 0.0.0.0 gateway 10.1.254.1
Step 9 Turn off bridging.
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> set bridging off
Step 10 Turn off IP RIP updates.
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> set ip rip update off
Step 11 Enter the hq-sanjose telephone number.
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> set number 14085551234
Step 12 Start your connection testing with 56K, which is often a more dependable connect speed than 64K. After the connection is up and running, try to upgrade the speed to 64K. However, call blocking is more common at 64K. If you are blocked, try again at 56K.
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> set speed 56k
Step 13 Set the Cisco 766 such that when soho-tahoe dials out, it will not authenticate hq-sanjose.
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> set ppp authentication outgoing none
Step 14 Authenticate all incoming PPP callers with CHAP.
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> set ppp authentication incoming chap
Step 15 Specify the secret password to use when soho-tahoe is logging in to hq-sanjose. This secret client password must match the password configured on hq-sanjose. For example, the password "tahoe-pw" is in the central site's username soho-tahoe password tahoe-pw command. See the section "Configuring Site Definitions" in the chapter "Cisco AS5300 Configuration."
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> set ppp secret client 
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> Enter new Password: tahoe-pw 
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> Re-Type new Password: tahoe-pw
Verifying the Site Profile Configuration

To verify the Cisco 766's site profile configuration:

Step 1 Enter the show security command to see the security parameters associated with the hq-sanjose profile. Note that the Cisco 766 is not configured to support PAP:
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> show security
Profile Parameters
    PPP Security
      PPP Authentication OUT      NONE<*>
      PPP Authentication ACCEPT   EITHER   
      Token Authentication Support
        TAS Mode                  OFF   
        TAS Client                0.0.0.0   
        Use Local CHAP Secret     ON   
      Client
        User Name                soho-tahoe
        PAP Password             NONE
        CHAP Secret              EXISTS
      Host
        PAP Password             NONE   
        CHAP Secret              EXISTS   
      Callback
        Request                  OFF   
        Reply                    OFF   
Step 2 Enter the show configuration command to view the configuration settings for the hq-sanjose profile. Note that bridging is turned off, and IP routing is on. The dialed number (shown as "Called Number" in the example below) for each channel will be displayed. Hq-sanjose's phone number is 4085551234.
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> show configuration
Profile Parameters
    Bridging Parameters
      Bridging               OFF<*>
      Routed Protocols       IP <*>
      Learn Mode             ON   
      Passthru               OFF   
    Call Startup Parameters
    Line Parameters
      Line Speed             AUTO   
      Numbering Plan         NORMAL   
    Call Parameters          Link 1             Link 2
      Auto                     ON                     ON   
      Called Number       14085551234<*>      14085551234<*>
      Backup Number                                    
      Ringback Number                                  
      CLI Validate Number                              
    CLICallback              OFF   
    CLIAuthentication        OFF 
Step 4—Testing the Cisco 766's Connection to the Cisco AS5300

The test strategy is to ping the Cisco AS5300's WAN port; then, ping the backbone behind the Cisco AS5300 network access server. Ping the domain name server (DNS) on the backbone since this device should always be running.

Figure 4-2 Case Study Lab Environment for Testing the Cisco 766's Connection to the Cisco AS5300

Step 1 Enter the show ip route command to verify that the correct routes are set up. Compare the information displayed with the routing table. Before you try to use IP, verify that it works.

Examine the information in the hq-sanjose profile and at the system level. If the profile is shut down, you will not see the route at the system level:
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> show ip route
Profile         Type Destination     Bits Gateway         Prop Cost Source Age
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
hq-sanjose      NET  10.1.254.0       24   DIRECT           ON   1   DIRECT  0 
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> cd
soho-tahoe> show ip route
Profile         Type Destination     Bits Gateway         Prop Cost Source Age
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LAN             NET  10.1.3.0          24   DIRECT          ON   1     DIRECT 0
hq-sanjose      NET 10.1.254.0         24   DIRECT          ON   1     DIRECT 0 
Step 2 Change to the hq-sanjose profile. Enter the show connection command. Verify that no calls are currently connected:
soho-tahoe> cd hq-sanjose
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> show connection
Connections    01/01/1998 00:04:47 
    Start Date & Time   #  Name                #     Ethernet
  1 01/01/1998 00:00:00 #                      # 00 00 00 00 00 00
  2 01/01/1998 00:02:36 #                      # 00 00 00 00 00 00
Step 3 Call hq-sanjose manually by entering the call ch2 command. Note that the call must be initiated from within the hq-sanjose profile:
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> call ch2
01/01/1998 00:04:50  L05  0 14085551234 Outgoing Call Initiated
01/01/1998 00:04:53  L08  2 14085551234 Call Connected
01/01/1998 00:04:53  Connection 2 Add     Link 1 Channel 2
Step 4 Ping the DNS server, which is behind hq-sanjose and might be several hops away. If this ping fails, move back and ping the closest router (10.1.254.1).
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> ping 10.2.2.3
Start sending:   round trip time is 100 msec.
Step 5 Enter the show connection command to verify that the second connection is up:
soho-tahoe:hq-sanjose> show connection
Connections    01/01/1998 00:05:42 
    Start Date & Time   #  Name                #     Ethernet
  1 01/01/1998 00:00:00 #                      # 00 00 00 00 00 00
  2 01/01/1998 00:02:36 # hq-sanjose           #                  
            Link: 1 Channel: 2 Phone: 14085551234
Step 6 Enter the show status command to see whether or not the call is connected and in progress:
soho-tahoe> show status
Status    01/01/1998 00:47:50 
Line Status
  Line Activated
  Terminal Identifier Assigned    SPID Accepted
  Terminal Identifier Assigned    SPID Accepted
Port Status                                           Interface Connection Link
  Ch:  1   56K Call In Progress        14085551234       DATA          2      1
  Ch:  2      Waiting for Call                         
Step 7 Ping the DNS server from a test PC on the local Ethernet LAN by opening the DOS application and entering the ping command.
Microsoft(R) Windows 95
   (C)Copyright Microsoft Corp 1981-1996.
C:\WINDOWS> ping 10.2.2.3
Pinging 10.1.3.2 with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 10.1.3.2: bytes=32 time=3ms TTL=236
Reply from 10.1.3.2: bytes=32 time=2ms TTL=236
Reply from 10.1.3.2: bytes=32 time=3ms TTL=236
Reply from 10.1.3.2: bytes=32 time=2ms TTL=236
Tips

•Sometimes calls fail because the public phone network is blocking the call, which is beyond your control. Look at the B channel LEDs on the router. If the CH1 light is flashing, it means that the router is trying to place a call. Wait for the call to go through.

•If problems persist, have the local administrator connect to the command-line interface (CLI) of the Cisco 766 by using telnet or a directly attached console to enter various show commands:

•Enter log commands to enhance the output to the CLI.

For example, entering the log calls verbose command shows call information on the terminal screen. If calls connect (channel LED on steady) then quickly disconnect, and you are having serious connection problems, turn on PPP debugging by entering the diag ppp on | off command. Be sure to set diag ppp off when the function is not in use.

Step 5—Confirming the Final Cisco 766 Running Configuration

You can see a file of the final configuration running on the Cisco 766 by entering the show running command. Use this file as a basic template for adding more remote sites. Entries in bold are site specific; customize them for each site.

Timesaver You can save time configuring a Cisco 766 by pasting a configuration file directly into a router at the prompt. To do this, first return the router to its default state by entering the set default command. The router has no running configuration after you enter this command. Next, paste in the configuration file.

The following output was produced by entering the show running command at the CLI prompt:
set system soho-tahoe
set switch ni1
set 1 spid 53055580840101
set 2 spid 53055580850101
set 1 directorynumber 5558084
set 2 directorynumber 5558085
set phone1 5558084
set phone2 5558085
set voice out conditional
set voice in conditional
set ppp multilink on
set ppp authentication incoming chap
set ppp secret host
tahoe-pw
tahoe-pw
set password system
admin-pw
admin-pw
cd lan
set ip address 10.1.3.1
set ip netmask 255.255.255.0
set ip routing on
set ip rip update off
set bridging off
cd
set user hq-sanjose
set prof power=activate user=hq-sanjose
cd hq-sanjose
set active
set encap ppp
set ip routing on
set ip framing none
set ip address 10.1.254.3
set ip netmask 255.255.0.0
set ip pat off
set ip rip update off
set ip route destination 0.0.0.0 gateway 10.1.254.1
set bridging off
set number 14085551234
set speed 56
set ppp authentication outgoing none
set ppp authentication incoming chap
set ppp secret client
tahoe-pw
tahoe-pw
cd
reboot
Step 6—Saving the Configuration

Step 1 After you verify that the configuration works, use your terminal emulation program to send the current configuration to the console port for display on your terminal.

Step 2 Use the upload command at the command line prompt to display the setting of every configuration parameter on the Cisco 766. Do not press Return after you enter the command:
soho-tahoe> upload
Step 3 From the Transfer menu, select Receive Text File.

Step 4 In the Receive Text dialog box, specify a filename to save the configuration in, and select the directory where you want to save the file.

Step 5 Click OK.

Step 6 Return to the terminal emulation program, and press Return to execute the command. The configuration is saved to the file specified in Step 4.
soho-tahoe> upload
CD
SET SCREENLENGTH 20
SET COUNTRYGROUP 1
SET LAN MODE ANY
SET WAN MODE ONLY
SET AGE OFF
SET MULTIDESTINATION OFF
SET SWITCH NI-1
SET 1 SPID 53055580840101
SET 1 DIRECTORYNUMBER 5558084
SET PHONE1 = 5558084 
SET 2 SPID 53055580850101
SET 2 DIRECTORYNUMBER 5558085
SET PHONE2 = 5558085 
SET AUTODETECTION  OFF
SET CONFERENCE 60
SET TRANSFER 61
SET 1 DELAY 30
SET 2 DELAY 30
SET BRIDGING ON
SET LEARN ON
SET PASSTHRU OFF
SET SPEED AUTO
SET PLAN NORMAL
SET 1 AUTO ON
SET 2 AUTO ON
SET 1 NUMBER 
SET 2 NUMBER 
SET 1 BACKUPNUMBER 
SET 2 BACKUPNUMBER 
SET 1 RINGBACK 
SET 2 RINGBACK 
SET 1 CLIVALIDATENUMBER 
SET 2 CLIVALIDATENUMBER 
SET CLICALLBACK OFF
SET CLIAUTHENTICATION OFF
SET SYSTEMNAME SOHO-TAHOE
LOG CALLS TIME VERBOSE
SET UNICASTFILTER OFF
DEMAND 1 THRESHOLD 0
DEMAND 2 THRESHOLD 48
DEMAND 1 DURATION 1
DEMAND 2 DURATION 1
DEMAND 1 SOURCE LAN
DEMAND 2 SOURCE BOTH
TIMEOUT 1 THRESHOLD 0
TIMEOUT 2 THRESHOLD 48
TIMEOUT 1 DURATION 0
TIMEOUT 2 DURATION 0
TIMEOUT 1 SOURCE LAN
TIMEOUT 2 SOURCE BOTH
SET PASSWORD SYSTEM ENCRYPTED 0500120632484048
SET REMOTEACCESS PROTECTED
SET LOCALACCESS ON
SET CLICKSTART ON
SET LOGOUT 5
SET CALLERID OFF
SET PPP AUTHENTICATION IN CHAP  
SET PPP CHAPREFUSE NONE
SET PPP AUTHENTICATION OUT NONE
SET PPP AUTHENTICATION ACCEPT EITHER
SET PPP TAS CLIENT 0.0.0.0
SET PPP TAS CHAPSECRET LOCAL ON
SET PPP SECRET HOST ENCRYPTED 10471a1d0b43191f4d45
SET PPP CALLBACK REQUEST OFF
SET PPP CALLBACK REPLY OFF
SET PPP NEGOTIATION INTEGRITY 10
SET PPP NEGOTIATION COUNT 10
SET PPP NEGOTIATION RETRY  3000
SET PPP TERMREQ COUNT 2
SET PPP MULTILINK ON
SET COMPRESSION STAC
SET PPP BACP ON
SET PPP ADDRESS NEGOTIATION LOCAL OFF
SET PPP IP NETMASK LOCAL OFF
SET IP PAT UDPTIMEOUT 5
SET IP PAT TCPTIMEOUT 30
SET IP RIP TIME 30
SET CALLDURATION 0
SET SNMP CONTACT ""
SET SNMP LOCATION ""
SET SNMP TRAP COLDSTART OFF
SET SNMP TRAP WARMSTART OFF
SET SNMP TRAP LINKDOWN OFF
SET SNMP TRAP LINKUP OFF
SET SNMP TRAP AUTHENTICATIONFAIL OFF
SET DHCP OFF 
SET DHCP DOMAIN 
SET DHCP NETBIOS_SCOPE 
SET VOICEPRIORITY INCOMING INTERFACE PHONE1 CONDITIONAL
SET VOICEPRIORITY OUTGOING INTERFACE PHONE1 CONDITIONAL
SET CALLWAITING INTERFACE PHONE1 ON
SET VOICEPRIORITY INCOMING INTERFACE PHONE2 CONDITIONAL
SET VOICEPRIORITY OUTGOING INTERFACE PHONE2 CONDITIONAL
SET CALLWAITING INTERFACE PHONE2 ON
SET CALLTIME VOICE INCOMING OFF
SET CALLTIME VOICE OUTGOING OFF
SET CALLTIME DATA INCOMING OFF
SET CALLTIME DATA OUTGOING OFF
SET USER LAN
SET BRIDGING OFF
SET IP ROUTING ON
SET IP ADDRESS 10.1.3.1
SET IP NETMASK 255.255.255.0
SET IP FRAMING ETHERNET_II
SET IP PROPAGATE ON
SET IP COST 1
SET IP RIP RECEIVE V1
SET IP RIP UPDATE OFF
SET IP RIP VERSION 1
SET USER Internal
SET IP FRAMING ETHERNET_II
SET USER Standard
SET PROFILE ID 000000000000
SET PROFILE POWERUP ACTIVATE
SET PROFILE DISCONNECT KEEP
SET IP ROUTING ON
SET IP ADDRESS 0.0.0.0
SET IP NETMASK 0.0.0.0
SET IP FRAMING NONE
SET IP RIP RECEIVE V1
SET IP RIP UPDATE OFF
SET IP RIP VERSION 1
SET USER HQ-SANJOSE
SET PROFILE ID 000000000000
SET PROFILE POWERUP ACTIVATE
SET PROFILE DISCONNECT KEEP
SET BRIDGING OFF
SET SPEED 56K
SET 1 NUMBER 14085551234
SET 2 NUMBER 14085551234
SET PPP AUTHENTICATION OUT NONE
SET PPP SECRET CLIENT ENCRYPTED 020f175f055204350d0f
SET IP ROUTING ON
SET IP ADDRESS 10.1.254.3
SET IP NETMASK 255.255.0.0
SET IP FRAMING NONE
SET IP PROPAGATE ON
SET IP COST 1
SET IP RIP RECEIVE V1
SET IP RIP UPDATE OFF
SET IP RIP VERSION 1
SET IP PAT OFF
SET IP ROUTE DEST 0.0.0.0/0 GATEWAY 10.1.254.1 PROPAGATE OFF COST 1
CD
SET BUTTON Standard
LOGOUT