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Desired local ACCM:
For advanced users only - default value is 0x00000000.
Desired remote ACCM:
For advanced users only - default value is 0xffffffff.
Request remote CHAP authentication:
Set this parameter to “Yes” if it is required that the unit authenticate itself with the remote sys-
tem using CHAP. If this parameter is set, the connection will fail if authentication is not success-
ful. Gen erally, this parameter should be set to “No”.
Password:
This is the password used for authenticating with the remote system when multi-link PPP is
used. This password is used for both B-channel PPP connections.
Confirm password:
If altering the password, the new password must also be entered here. The unit will check that
both fields are identical before changing the parameter value.
Short sequence numbers:
MLPPP data packet sequence numbers are usually stored in 16 bits. This parameter may be set
to “On” to select 12-bit sequence numbers if necessary.
Username:
This is the username for logging on to the remote system when multi-link PPP is used.
Connections
The parameters in this section are used to specify when the secondary ISDN B-channel should be
activated.
1B->2B rate (bytes/s):
This is the transfer rate (in bytes/sec) that will trigger the unit to activate the secondary
B-channel. If this parameter is set to 0 the secondary B-channel will not be used. The default is
2000 bytes/s.
1B->2B delay (s):
This is the time (in seconds) for which the 1B->2B rate must be sustained before the secondary
B channel is activated. If this parameter is set to 0, the secondary B-channel will not be used. The
default is 10 seconds.
2B->1B rate (bytes/s):
This is the transfer rate (in bytes/s) below which the data transfer rate must fall before the
second ary B-channel will be deactivated. If this parameter is greater than the 1B->2B rate then
the sec ondary B-channel connection will not be dropped until the connection is terminated. The
default is 1000 bytes/s.