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pap authentication setting 2

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haven

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Mar 26, 2001
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hello everybody;
I would like to get a sample of configuration commands to set a pap authentication over a serial connection.
I have tryied the following
on the first router's serial line
enc ppp
ppp auth pap calli
ppp pap sent user1 pass 0 pass1

#username user2 pass pass2

on the second router's serial line
enc ppp
ppp auth pap calli
ppp pap sent user2 pass 0 pass2

#username user1 pass pass1



thanks
 
Although you are looking for a sample of PAP configs, I would strongly suggest you go with CHAP. Remember, PAP sends passwords io clear text i.e. laas%#$%^%$(*^*$$^%$HERE_IS_MY_PASSWORD^%$^%$&^uyfgudwq. CHAP is far more secure. Here is the whole setup in 3 lines.

ROUTER1: (apply to interface)

ppp authentication chap callin
ppp chap hostname your_router's_hostname

ROUTER2:

username remote_router's_hostname password 0 cisco

In this instance it is only one way authentication. Router1 is authenticating to Router2 using the hostname for authentication.

Feel free to ask for additional examples for any specific scenario and I'll type it out.

Don
Regards,

Don
 
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