Definitions

1. PPP is a full-duplex protocol.
2. PPP is an extension to the SLIP protocol. (Web site)
3. PPP is an acronym for Point to Point Protocol. (Web site)
4. PPP is a standard method for transmitting Datagrams over serialpoint-to-point links. (Web site)
5. PPP is an efficient conduit for multiple protocols such as IP and IPX, which are encapsulated across the communications datalink.

Ppp

1. PPP uses the Link Control Protocol (LCP) to establish, maintain, and end the physical connection.
2. LCP, using a phase process, establishes the link between two PPP peers and negotiates configuration options.
3. Specify the IP numbers for your end of the PPP link in the appropriate options file exactly as shown above for static IP numbers.
4. If you must have inbound connections to your server, you should really get a static IP number. PPP connection files.

Point-To-Point Protocol

1. PPP Point-to-point protocol. (Web site)
2. SLIP is an abbreviation for Serial Line IP and PPP is short for Point-to-Point Protocol.
3. PPP Short for Point-to-Point Protocol, a method of connecting a computer to the Internet. (Web site)

Script

1. The ppp-on-dialer script. (Web site)
2. However, the ppp-off script depends upon this file.
3. As the new scripts come in two parts, and we will edit them in turn. The ppp-on script.

Ppp Link

1. LQR helps in monitoring the quality of PPP link. (Web site)
2. PPP link in the same manner as the ´dip -k´.
3. In this case the PPP link remains up. If LCP had terminated the session, the PPP link would be terminated also. (Web site)

Datagrams

1. Data is transmitted in IP datagrams containing PPP packets. (Web site)
2. PPP uses HDLC as a basis to have encapsulation of Datagrams over Point-to-point links. (Web site)
3. The Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP, RFC 1661) provides a standard method for transporting multi-protocol datagrams over point-to-point links.

Ppp Server

1. The user first obtains an account on a SLIP or PPP server.
2. Let us suppose that you connect to two PPP servers using the username fred.
3. Make sure you are logged in as root. Fire up you communications software (such as minicom), dial into the PPP server and log in as normal. (Web site)

Token Ring

1. Enables PPP encapsulation on the serial interface.
2. In the interoperability tests, the routers have been interconnected using ethernet, serial lines (PPP and proprietary), X.25 and 802.5 token ring. (Web site)
3. The 9.14 code merge added Token Ring and FDDI fast switching to 9.21; however, PPP was forgotten (not in 9.1, but already in 9.21).

Ppp Over

1. Maximum number of PPP over Ethernet sessions under a VLAN.
2. RFC 2364 describes PPPoA, a method for transmitting PPP over ATM Adaptation Layer 5 (AAL5) known as or PPPoATM for PPP over ATM.
3. Many winsock implementations provide PPP over ISDN lines, and it will be an integral part of Win95 future releases. (Web site)

Ppp Connection

1. When you dial into a site to establish a PPP connection, you are a client. (Web site)
2. Again, you will see the garbage as the server end of the PPP connection starts up. (Web site)

Dial-Up

1. If you connect to your ISP with a dial-up modem, you're most likely using PPP.
2. The PPTP extension of PPP is explained in the document titled "Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol ," PPTP draft-ietf - ppext - pptp - 00.txt. (Web site)
3. L2TP is often called a "virtual dial-up protocol" because it extends a dial-up PPP session across the Internet. (Web site)
4. L2TP extends the PPP session "virtually" across an IP network where it terminates at an NAS (network access server). (Web site)

Options

1. Add "lcp-max-configure 30" to your ppp options.
2. Some distributions of PPP seem to have lost the options.tpl file, so here is the complete file.

Setting Up

1. Setting up the PPP connection manually. (Web site)
2. However, this is NOT the way most PPP servers offering dial-up PPP PAP-authenticated connections operate.
3. You should note that there are a myriad of ways of setting up Linux as a PPP server. (Web site)
4. If this works, you can see beyond your PPP server (unless this has the same IP number as the "remote" IP number of your connection). (Web site)
5. If you are setting up your Linux PC as a PPP server, you must compile in IP forwarding support.

Authentication

1. The one I am most familiar with is the PPP authentication protocol MS-CHAP.
2. PAP - Password Authentication Protocol is a two-way handshake protocol designed for use with PPP.
3. Same radius client authentication works at TLS, PPP, and possibly TCP protocol levels. (Web site)

Up Ppp

1. This is the second of the scripts that actually brings up our ppp link. (Web site)
2. Foray PPP Server starts at $189.95 for a four port license. 8, 16, and 32 port configurations are also available. (Web site)

Network Layer

1. Series of protocols for establishing and configuring different network layer protocols, such as for AppleTalk over PPP. See also PPP.
2. An NCP, such as IPCP, may close the link over the network layer protocol, and yet the PPP connection can remain open. (Web site)

Provides Method

1. The Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) provides a method for transmitting datagrams over serial point-to-point links.
2. Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)A protocol that provides a method for transmitting packets over serial point-to-point links.

Root

1. Make pppd suid root, owned by user root and group PPP, with the 'other' permissions on this file empty.
2. Because PPP needs to set up networking devices, change the kernel routing table and so forth, it requires root privileges to do this.

Compression

1. An IETF group working on PPP's extensions.
2. PPTP uses the PPP encryption and PPP compression schemes. (Web site)
3. The following example configures a PPP callback server with a client.
4. Databurst also opens the potential of ISDN to software that does not support Multilink PPP or data compression. (Web site)

Control Protocol

1. The Compression Control Protocol (CCP) used by PPP is used to negotiate encryption. (Web site)
2. The PPP Compression Control Protocol [2] provides a method to negotiate and utilize compression protocols over PPP encapsulated links. (Web site)

Configuring

1. KPPP is an easy tool for configuring your PPP links.
2. This document provides (basic) information on linking two LANs or a LAN to the Internet using PPP.
3. With PPP, you can run your favourite GUI based web browser, ftp client, etc - right from your own PC.
4. Linuxconf A generalized tool for configuring and managing your Linux machine, it has a section that helps configure PPP.
5. The PPP HOWTO is a complete guide to configuring PPP, including modem, ISDN and null-modem cables, under Linux. (Web site)

Slip

1. Serial ISPs already use PPP over modem communications. (Web site)
2. It will work off a plain UNIX shell account, or on a SLIP or PPP account as well.
3. SLIP and PPP operate over standard asynchronous dial-in, leased-line, or ISDN connections.
4. What PPP provides is an HDLC format over asynchronous serial lines.

Issue Command

1. At the shell prompt, issue the command ppp to start PPP on the server.
2. If you need to issue a command to start up PPP on the server, do so. (Web site)

Frame

1. PPP encapsulates the datagrams using a modified HDLC format.
2. A PPPoE frame is an Ethernet frame that contains as its payload a PPP frame encapsulated with a PPPoE header.
3. IP autonomous switching. IP autonomous switching is now supported over Frame Relay and PPP.
4. The PPP frame structure is also consistent with CCITT Recommendation X.25 LAPB [6], since that too is based on HDLC.

Over Ppp

1. IPX over PPP (IPXCP) now negotiates for the IPX network number.
2. Protocol that establishes and configures IP over PPP. IRB integrated routing and bridging.

Ppp Support

1. Whilst you have recompiled your kernel to support ppp, you are not booting the new kernel.
2. In order to use PPP, your Linux kernel must be compiled to include PPP support.
3. PPP can support both synchronous and asynchronous connections and protocols that are not IP-based (such as AppleTalk).
4. There were also objections to optional objects or objects relating to unfinished PPP features being required in all MIB implementations. (Web site)

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