Installation guide

User Authentication Configuration Problems
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To display the user authentication settings for a network access port, use the following
command.
Substitute your port number for port 1:
Local> SHOW PORT 1 LCP
LCP Characteristics:
LCP: Enabled
Passive Open: Disabled
Restart Timer: 3 seconds
Max Configure: 10 transmissions
Max Terminate: 2 transmissions
Max Failure: 10 transmissions
LCP Options: Local:
MRU: 1500
Character Map: FFFFFFFF
Authentication: Disabled
Link Quality: Disabled
Magic Number: Disabled
PF Compress: Disabled
ACF Compress: Disabled
FCS Size: 16 Bit
Callback: Disabled
If authentication is not enabled, enter one of the following commands. Substitute your port
number for port 2:
Local> Local DEFINE PORT 2 LCP AUTHENTICATION PAP NOUSERNAME ENABLE
Local> Local DEFINE PORT 2 LCP AUTHENTICATION PAP USERNAME ENABLE
Local> Local DEFINE PORT 2 LCP AUTHENTICATION CHAP NOUSERNAME ENABLE
Local> Local DEFINE PORT 2 LCP AUTHENTICATION PAP USERNAME ENABLE
Refer to the Network Access Software Management Guide for additional information.
Your two basic choices are PAP or CHAP authentication within PPP, and simple password
(NO USERNAME) or realm-based authentication (USERNAME).