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pap !!!! instead chap 
 


Date: Thu, 16 Jul 2009 13:46:29 -0400
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: [OSL | CCIE_RS] Volume 3 Lab 1





Group,
 
In volume 3 Mock Lab 1 Task 2.2 you are asked to setup a frame-relay connection 
between router 4 and 5 using PPP over frame-relay.  Utilizing PPP over 
frame-relay implies that the configuration will use the virtual-template 
configuration to accomplish the task, no problem.
 
I setup the Virtual-template 1 interface and assigned the IP and associated 
parameters to setup PPP authentication/chap, but one of the requirements is to 
have both sides use the username of T3ST123.  I noticed that under the 
virtual-template interface that you can use the “ppp chap hostname” command to 
setup the hostname as in typical chap authentication your hostname is the 
remote hostname and a password that matches on each end. OK, no problem so I 
setup the hostname on both sides under the virtual-template interface as 
T3ST123 and then in global configuration setup “username T3ST123 password 
pppove...@m3.
 
The issue is, if you do this on both sides, the router thinks it’s talking to 
itself and in the debugs it ignores the PPP request. So my question is, how do 
you get both sides to use the same username for authentication?
 
 
 
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