Sample Configurations



CISCO IOS BRI IP Router to CPA 75x Router -PPP PAP -static

Main Site router

>set systemname HQConfigures a system name for the router - this name will be used during PPP negotiation with the other router
HQ>set ppp password clientprompts for pap password
Enter Password: happy
ReEnter Password: happyPassword will be sent when challenged from the other router
HQ>set encapsulation pppEnables ppp encapsulation for the router
HQ>set ppp authentication incoming papConfigures PPP authentication based on incoming calls only. The "Incoming" is a system parameter and can not be set on a per-profile basis.
HQ>cd lanChanges directory in order to configure the LAN profile
HQ:LAN>set bridging offDisables bridging in the LAN profile
HQ:LAN>set ipx routing onEnables IPX routing in the LAN profile
HQ:LAN>set ipx framing 802.3Sets the ipx frame type used by the ipx network attached to the lan interface. Profile-based command.
HQ:LAN>set ipx rip update periodicSets the behavior of Routing Information Protocol (RIP) and Service Advertising Protocol (SAP) packets. Periodic determinst that the information is sent periodically to the ethernet. Periodic is usually used on the LAN so that RIP and SAP information is regularly sent onto the LAN. Profile-based command.
HQ>set user remoteCreates a user profile in order to configure parameters for outgoing/incoming calls - may also be refered to as the WAN interface for which the 750 series may have multiple virtual (accomplished by the use of different profiles) for the same physical interface
HQ:remote>set bridging offDisables bridging in the user profile
HQ:remote>set 1 number 14085224567Configures the channel 1 phone number to be called when this profile is initiated
HQ:remote>set 2 number 14085224567Configures the channel 2 phone number to be called when this profile is initiated
HQ:remote>set ipx routing onEnables IPX routing in the remote profile
HQ:remote>set ipx framing noneSets the frame type used by the ipx network. Choosing none selects IPXCP framing. IPXCP should be used when connecting two IPXCP routers using ppp
HQ:remote>set ipx rip update offSets the behavior of Routing Information Protocol (RIP) and Service Advertising Protocol (SAP) packets. Setting update to off determines that no RIP or SAP updates will be made or sent over the ISDN interface
HQ:remote>set ipx route destination BEED gateway AFAF.00000c123456 hops=2Sets a static route in the RIP table. This is a profile-based command. If you are in profile mode when performing this command, the route will be associated with that profile's connections. The static route will be entered into the RIP table when a connection to the associated user is activated. If a connection to the associated user is already in progress when performing this command, the route will be loaded into the RIP table as soon as the command is given.
HQ:remote>set ipx service NAME=FS1 TYPE=4 address=BEED:01:0451 hops=2Sets a static service route to the destination network. Services are normally broadcasted throughout the network by SAP updates. However, you can manually add serice routes using this command. This is a profile-based command.
HQ:remote>set ipx network AFAFSets the ipx network number to be used between the ISDN interfaces of both routers
HQ:remote>set ppp password hostprompts for pap password
Enter Password: doc
ReEnter Password: docPassword will be sent when challenged from the destination router
HQ:remote>set ppp authentication outgoing papConfigures PPP authentication based on outgoing calls only. It determines if any and what type of authentication is negotiated by LCP to authenticate the remote unit when using PPP. The "Outgoing" option is a profile parameter only.



Remote Site router

hostname remoteConfigures router name which will be used for negotiation purposes when PPP authentication is enabled. The name of this router is "remote". When configuring PPP authentication the destination router must have a username of "remote" (this is case sensitive so it must match exactly) and the same is true in terms of this router it needs the user name and password of the remote router (see below for further description)
username HQ password happy, username remote password docThe username "HQ" is the hostname of the destination router and is referenced in the dialer map command for authentication purposes. The username is case sensitive and must match the destination router's hostname exactly. The password happy is used as the ppp authentication password for the user HQ. It is also case sensitive and must be the same as the password for username remote on the HQ router.
ipx routingenables ipx routing. This is a global configuration command.
interface ethernet 0Shows the interface and its configuration (in this example it is only a header). This is also a command that changes the currant location into the interface defined, chich in this case is ethernet 0. After changing into an interface, you may enter all needed config commands.
ipx network 8888 encapsulation novell-etherenables ipx routing on a particular interface and to optionally select the type of encapsulation (framing). The novell-ether type of encapsulation uses Ethernet_802.3 which consists of a standard 802.3 MAC headerfollowed directly by the IPX header with a checksum of FFFF.
interface bri 0Shows the interface and its configuration (in this example it is only a header). This is also the command that changes the currant location into the interface defined, which in this case is bri 0. After changing into an interface, you may enter all needed config commands.
ipx network AFAFConfigures the ipx network number. This is an eight-digit hexadecimal number that uniquely identifies a network cable segment. It can be a number in the range 1 to FFFFFFFD
encapsulation pppEnables ppp encapsulation in order to negotiate ppp
dialer map ipx AFAF.0040.f902.cbb4 name HQ 14085221234Dialer map command uses the name of the destination router to authenticate the dialed router and if authentication is successful will map the bri 0 interface to the destination router. Use the network number plus the ethernet address of the destination router for the next-hop-address. It will use the phone number at the end of the map statement to start the call. Again the name of the destination router in this case "HQ" is case sensitive and must match the actual name of the destination router. Broadcast enables broadcast packets to be forwarded to this address. (i.e. IP, RIP or IGRP updates) To use multilink ppp which enables the use of both B channels for traffic you must enter a second dialer map with the second phone of the destination routers 2nd B channel.
dialer-group 1The dialer-group 1 command associates this interface with the dialer-list 1 definition. The interface will now consider anything defined in dialer-list 1 as interesting traffic and initiate a call if there is not a connection already.
ppp authentication papEnables authentication via pap (Password Authentication Protocol)
ppp multilinkEnables ppp multilink which allows the use of both B channels for traffic.
dialer-list 1 protocol ipx permitThis command defines a dialer list to control dialing by protocol or by a combination of protocol and access list. This is a global command entered at the "router name(config)#" prompt
ipx route FADE AFAF.0040.f902.cbb4Static route to an IPX server named FADE via the IPX network on the destination router
ipx sap 4 FS2 FADE.01 0451 2Static Service Advertisement Protocol (SAP) entry. The 4 is the service-type for a novell server, FS2 is the internal network number for the FADE server and FADE.01 is the nework.node address of the FS2 server, the 0451 is a socket number and 2 is the hop count (nuber of routers it must travel thru to get to FS2).
ipx route BEED 8888.0800.0123.2222Static route to the internal nework number of Server FS1 (internal network # BEED) via the IPX network 8888
ipx sap 4 FS1 BEED.01 0451 1Static Service Advertisement Protocol (SAP) entry. The 4 is the service-type for a novell server, FS1 is the internal network number for the BEED server and BEED.01 is the nework.node address of the FS1 server, the 0451 is a socket number and 1 is the hop count (nuber of routers it must travel thru to get to FS1).