Leased Line PPP Connections Between IOS and HP Routers



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Leased Line PPP Connections Between IOS and HP Routers This technical document describes how to connect an IOS Router to an HP Router using point-to-point protocol. An example of an IOS router connected to an HP router is shown below: If you have a similar connection between an HP and IOS router, follow these three steps to enable PPP: 1) Configure the routers with these settings: IP routing RIP routing protocol Telnet access allowed SNMP with read only access Serial interfaces are configured for PPP 2) Change the following items in order to use the provided files at the end of this document: IOS Router Settings Hostnames Passwords: enable secret enable virtual terminal RIP IP address on interface Ethernet 0 (E0) or 100VG- AnyLAN 0 (V0) IP addresses on interface Serial 0 (S0) Community string if it is not "public" HP Router Settings IP address on ETHER1G IP address on interface WAN1G community string if it is not "public" Adjacent host's IP address configuration for the IOS router's serial interface 3) Configure Your Router For the IOS router, follow these steps: 1. After the IOS router boots up for the first time use the initial System Configuration Dialog to configure as much of the IOS router as possible. 2. Modify the IOS router configuration with the IOS Router Configuration File shown below. For the HP router, follow these steps: 1. Use Quick Config to configure as most of the router. 2. For PPP to operate, configure the HP router to have an Adjacent Host route. 3. Use the configuration editor to add or modify the file with the HP Router Configuration File shown below. Please note that the predictor compression between HP and IOS routers will not interoperate.

IOS Router's configuration file In a configuration file all comments begin with a "" version 11.2 no service udp-small-servers no service tcp-small-servers hostname ROUTER-A define the hostname for the router enable secret 5 XXXXX password in encrypted form The enable password will be used if the secret password is not configured enable password XXXX define the password for entering enable level interface Ethernet0 this command designates the ethernet interface ip address 10.1.0.1 255.255.0.0 assign the IP address and subnet mask no mop enabled interface Serial0 this command designates the serial 0 interface ip address 10.2.0.1 255.255.0.0 assign the IP address and subnet mask no ip mroute-cache encapsulation ppp configure PPP as the link protocol interface Serial1 no ip addres shutdown this interface is not operational interface BRI0 no ip address shutdown this interface is not operational router RIP enable RIP network 10.0.0.0 list of directly connected networks using RIP no ip classless snmp-server community public RO enable SNMP for get only with public as string line con 0 define the console port line aux 0 line vty 0 4 define virtual terminals for remote access password XXXX define the virtual terminal password login end

HP Router's (Router B) configuration file The following shows a "browse" from Router B and not a "config" file for the sake of readability. ----- / ------------------------------------------------------- 1. System (1) 2. Software (1) 3. Lines (2) 4. Circuits (2) 5. Circuit Groups (2) 6. Bridge (0) 7. DoD Internet Router (1) 8. DECNET IV Routing Service (0) 9. SNMP Sessions (1) 10. Xerox Routing Service (0) 11. IPX Routing Service (0) 12. AppleTalk Router (0) 13. X.25 Network Service (0) 14. V.25 bis Network Mapping (0) ----- / System/1/ ------------------------------------------------ System Name : HP-B Auto Enable : Yes Automatic Reboot : Yes Timezone : 0 Daylight Time Rule : None System Contact : System Location : 1. System Session (1) ----- / System/1/System Session -------------------------------- System Session Event Filter Level Session Mode ------------------ ------------ 1. Show All Events Telnet ----- / System/1/System Session/1/ ----------------------------- Event Filter Level : Show All Events Session Mode : Telnet Terminal : VT100 Screen Refresh Rate : 3 ----- / Software ----------------------------------------------- Software Protocol -------- 1. DoD IP Router ----- / Software/1/ --------------------------------------------- Protocol : DoD IP Router ----- / Lines --------------------------------------------------- Lines Physical Access Method ---------------------- 1. CSMA/CD 2. SYNC ----- / Lines/1/ ------------------------------------------------

Physical Access Method : CSMA/CD Connector : ETHER1 1. Circuit Name (1) ----- / Lines/1/Circuit Name/1/ --------------------------------- Circuit Name : ETHER1 ----- / Lines/2/ ------------------------------------------------- Physical Access Method : SYNC Connector : WAN1 Clock Source : External Clock Speed : 56K 1. Circuit Name (1) ----- / Lines/2/Circuit Name/1/ --------------------------------- Circuit Name : WAN1 ----- / Circuits ------------------------------------------------ Circuits Circuit Name Circuit Type ------------ ------------ 1. ETHER1 Ether/802.3 2. WAN1 Pt to Pt Protocol (PPP) ----- / Circuits/1/ -------------------------------------------- Circuit Name : ETHER1 Auto Enable : Yes Quality of Service : LLC 1 (datagram) Circuit Type : Ether/802.3 LAN Address : XCVR signal polling : Inactive ----- / Circuits/2/ ---------------------------------------------- Circuit Name : WAN1 Auto Enable : Yes Quality of Service: LLC 1 (datagram)circuit Type : Pt to Pt Protocol(PPP) LQM Time (secs) : 0 Echo Request Time (secs) : 0 Desired Link Quality : 99 Min Frame Spacing : 2 Extended (32-bit) CRC : No Max Pkt Size : 1578 IP Address : 10.2.0.2 LCP Active-Open : Yes LCP Auto-Restart : Yes Max Link Latency (ms) (0=none) : 1000 Use UPAP : No Compression : No Compression 1. Bandwidth Reservation (0) ----- / Circuit Groups ------------------------------------------- Circuit Groups Circuit Group Name ------------------ 1. ETHER1G 2. WAN1G ----- / Circuit Groups/1/ ---------------------------------------- Circuit Group Name : ETHER1G Circuit Group Speed : 56000

1. Circuit Group Members (1) 2. Circuit Group Backup Members (0) 3. Circuit Group Pool Members (0) ----- / Circuit Groups/1/Circuit Group Members -------------------- Circuit Group Members Circuit Name ------------ 1. ETHER1 ----- / Circuit Groups/1/Circuit Group Members/1/ ----------------- Circuit Name : ETHER1 ----- / Circuit Groups/2/ ----------------------------------------- Circuit Group Name : WAN1G Circuit Group Speed : 56000 1. Circuit Group Members (1) 2. Circuit Group Backup Members (0) 3. Circuit Group Pool Members (0) ----- / Circuit Groups/2/Circuit Group Members --------------------- Circuit Group Members Circuit Name ------------ 1. WAN1 ----- / Circuit Groups/2/Circuit Group Members/1/ ------------------- Circuit Name : WAN1 ----- / DoD Internet Router/1/ -------------------------------------- Auto Enable : Yes Global Broadcast : Yes RIP Network Diameter : 15 Mode : Router/Host Non Local ARP Source : Drop and Log Suppress Authentication Traps : Yes 1. Lists (0) 2. Network Interface Definitions (2) 3. Static Routes (1) 4. OSPF (0) 5. EGP Configuration (0) 6. TCP Configuration (0) 7. TFTP Configuration (1) 8. Time Protocol Configuration (0) 9. BOOTP Configuration (0) 10. Import Route Filters (0) 11. Export Route Filters (0) ----- / DoD Internet Router/1/Network Interface Definitions ----- Network Interface Definitions Internet Address Subnet Mask Circuit Group ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- 1. 10.3.0.1 255.255.0.0 ETHER1G 2. 10.2.0.2 255.255.0.0 WAN1G ----- / DoD Internet Router/1/Network Interface Definitions/1/ ----- Internet Address : 10.3.0.1 Subnet Mask : 255.255.0.0 Receive Broadcast : Network and Subnet Circuit Group : ETHER1G Transmit Broadcast : All Ones

Address Resolution : ARP & HP Probe RIP Supply : Yes Normal ARP : Yes RIP Listen : Yes Proxy ARP : Yes Default Route Supply : No Host Cache : No Default Route Listen : No UDP Checksum Off : No Poisoned Reverse/Split Horizon : Poison RIP Interface Cost : 1 Address Mask Reply : No ASB Flood : No MTU Discovery Option : No Source Route (Token Ring) : No Load Balancing : No Send ICMP Redirects : Yes 1. Traffic Filters (0) 2. Traffic Priority (0) 3. UDP Broadcast Routing Dest Port Number(s) (0) ----- / DoD Internet Router/1/Network Interface Definitions/2/ ---- Internet Address : 10.2.0.2 Subnet Mask : 255.255.0.0 Receive Broadcast : Network and Subnet Circuit Group : WAN1G Transmit Broadcast : All Ones Address Resolution : ARP Normal ARP : Yes Proxy ARP : Yes Host Cache : No UDP Checksum Off : No Address Mask Reply : No MTU Discovery Option : No Load Balancing : No RIP Supply : Yes RIP Listen : Yes Default Route Supply : No Default Route Listen : No Poisoned Reverse/Split Horizon : Poison RIP Interface Cost : 1 ASB Flood : No Source Route (Token Ring) : No Send ICMP Redirects : Yes 1. Traffic Filters (0) 2. Traffic Priority (0) 3. UDP Broadcast Routing Dest Port Number(s) (0) ----- / DoD Internet Router/1/Static Routes ----------------- Static Routes Internet Address Type ---------------- ---- 1. 10.2.0.1 Adjacent Host ----- / DoD Internet Router/1/Static Routes/1/ ---------- Internet Address : 10.2.0.1 Type : Adjacent Host LAN Address : Subnet Mask : Encapsulation : Ethernet ----- / DoD Internet Router/1/TFTP Configuration/1/ ------------ Max Retransmissions : 5 Retransmission Time Out : 5 Connection Close Time Out : 25 Auto Enable : No Allow Router to Accept Files : No 1. Client Address(es) (0) ----- / SNMP Sessions ------------------------------- 3-Feb-1994 6:42:37 SNMP Sessions Community Name Session Mode Session type

-------------- ------------ ------------ 1. PUBLIC Read Regular ----- / SNMP Sessions/1/ ----------------------------- Community Name : PUBLIC Session type : Regular 1. Node Addresses (1) Session Mode : Read ----- / SNMP Sessions/1/Node Addresses -------------- Node Addresses Node Address ------------ 1. 0.0.0.0 ----- / SNMP Sessions/1/Node Addresses/1/ -------------- Node Address : 0.0.0.0 ---------------------------------------------------------