Matt,
That's correct. Think about authentication in terms of cisco's 3
tier design model;
Core(WAN)
Distribution(Routed/Switched)
Access(User)
This is why you get the message you noted.
> 01:57:10: Se0 PPP: Treating connection as a dedicated line
The use of authentication within ppp,
Try debug ppp neg instead. If there is an issue before authentication takes
place then you won't see anything.
The config seems correct, could you paste a show interface serial 0 of both
routers ?
Regards.
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saunders1m wrote:
> I have 2 routers connected back to back via a DTE - DCE crossover cable and
> i am trying to establish a ppp connection though i can't seem to make the
> connection and when i try using debug ppp authentication i get:
>
> 01:57:10: Se0 PPP: Treating connection as a dedicated li
saunders1m wrote:
>
> I have 2 routers connected back to back via a DTE - DCE
> crossover cable and
Does it work with HDLC encapsulation? That would prove that there's no
physical layer problem.
> i am trying to establish a ppp connection though i can't seem
> to make the
> connection and when i
Thanks for your help gents, im sure though i am missing something here as i
have tried everything though i still seem to be missing something! Any
further ideas would be great & im stuck for moment!!
Here is my both configs & the #show int s0
When using debug ppp neg i get the following
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saunders1m wrote:
>
> Thanks for your help gents, im sure though i am missing
> something here as i
> have tried everything though i still seem to be missing
> something! Any
> further ideas would be great & im stuck for moment!!
>
> Here is my both configs & the #show int s0
> When using deb
Where is the clock rate ?
I suppose both serials are connected back to back ?
Then do a show controller serial 0 and see which one has the dce V35 or X21.
Then put clock rate 64000 for example !!
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Did this ever work? Does it work with HDLC?
Notice that O in the debug output? That means Output. In a working
environment, you would also see I for input.
Very strange indeed, but the best advice is to start troubleshooting at the
bottom of the OSI model.
Let us know. Now you got us curious. :-
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Did this ever work? Does it work with HDLC?
Notice that O in the debug output? That means Output. In a working
environment, you would also see I for input.
Very strange indee
Hi All,
What i noticed was that on the 1603 IPCP(Internet Protocol Control
Protocol) wasnt defined in the show int command.
raj
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Hi All,
What i noticed was that on the 1603 IPCP(Internet Protocol Control
Protocol) wasnt defined in the show int command.
raj
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Matt,
I would try the advice of Priscilla and Mario. Start with a
simple config and work your way up. Here's a check list:
1. Check the cable and make sure both ends are firmly seated and
are plugged into the correct ports.
2. Set the serial interfaces on both ports back to the default
using
Saunders, is it finally working ? Tell us something !!
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Hi Guys and of course Priscilla,
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you, long day at work and ive just
got in so i thought i would check straight away to find out what you have
all said.
Whew, thanks for all your inputs, i was going absolutely mad over this, Well
finally the penny dropped as
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