Hi Scott,
indeed we might not have to ping the PPPoFR ones finally.
Anyway, I will give a try to the multilink tip.
Thanks for the swift help !
Michael
Scott Morris wrote:
That's a feature of PPPoFR, not of CHAP. :)
If you are required to ping your own interface, I'd first ask the proctor
whether that includes the PPPoFR ones because that's a known problem.
If the answer is still yes, then you have two methods.
First, you can do MLPPPoFR (multilink PPP over Frame-Relay). Even though
you have only one interface, you can do a bundle of one.
In your virtual template, you'll use "ppp multlink group 1" and then create
interface multilink 1 where you'll have your IP address setup (and chap
info).
You can ping that one.
Another alternative is that you create a loopback with the IP address you
want on it. Then you use "ip unnumbered lo #" on your virtual template.
HTH,
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