Keith,
Its to do with the order in which the call is handled. The dialer-remote
name is what allows the incomming call to be bound to the dialer. Otherwise
IOS has no way of knowing which dialer the call is for. The call must
authenticate first, then get the remote name from chap, then lookup the
You should be able to find these commands in the command reference (funnily
enough)-
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios122/122mindx/index.htm
Get to know this site well, it is your life! -
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/home/home.htm
It contains all of the documentation
As far as I can see, both scenarios would work, as long as you have an area
0 defined somewhere. If you put the links into individual area, then you
would at least have to have area 0 on the ethernet or a loopback on the hub
router.
A router does not implicitly assume the role of backbone router
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