User guide

Configuring Outbound PPP Connections: Command Line
Chapter 7 Configuring PPP 34
this number as digits only, with dashes (-) separating digits, or with commas.
Example: set user name=pppout n1=4452624
Example
This example shows a very simple outbound PPP configuration. Here are some points on this configuration:
• The port is set up for outbound connections (dev=mout).
• Hardware flow control is used.
• Default device and scripts are used
set ports range=3 device=mout
set flow range=3 ixon=off ixoff=off rts=on cts=on
set line range=3 baud=115000
set user name=pppout protocol=ppp
set user name=pppout dialout=on outgoing=on device=gendialer
set user name=pppout localipadr=0.0.0.0
set user name=pppout n1=4452624
set user Field Description Example
passpacket Causes a packet to be passed or
blocked
Filter causes incoming packets from an IP address to be
accepted and packets from all other IP addresses to be blocked
keepup Causes the idletimeout timer to be
reset and a connection maintained.
Filter that causes the connection to be maintained as long as
there is any packet traffic except RIP packets.
bringup Causes the Digi device to establish a
connection.
Filter that causes an outgoing connection to be initiated when-
ever a packet specifying a particular IP address is handled
logpacket Causes the Digi device to send a
message to the log file
Filter that notifies the log anytime an ICMP packet is handled
Packet Type Type Identifier
Echo reply 0
Destination unreachable 3
Source quench 4
Redirect 5
Echo request 8
Time exceeded for a datagram 11
Parameter problem on a datagram 12
Timestamp request 13
Timestamp reply 14
Address mask request 17
Address mask reply 18