Multilink Point to Point Protocol
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MLPPP CONFIGURATION COMMANDS
To configure MLPPP, first a bundle interface needs to be configured and then
MLPPP encapsulation is set on the member interfaces, to link them to the bundle.
Once a bundle interface is configured, LCP, authentication protocols such as PAP,
CHAP and EAP and Protocol Timers can still be configured on an individual
interface. However, IPCP should be configured on the bundle interface and not on
the member link.
All commands, including the show commands relating to LCP, IPCP and PPP
Counters and Timers can be applied on the MLPPP bundle interface. Refer to the
“Point-to-Point Protocol” chapter for more information on these commands.
IP routing protocols as well as policies such as ACL, NAT, IDS, IPsec, etc.,
configured on an individual interface will not be effective as long as the interface is
part of the MLPPP bundle. Once the interface is no longer part of the bundle, the
policies configured on the individual interface will become active.
T
O CONFIGURE MLPPP BUNDLE INTERFACE
EXAMPLE
ALU(config)# interface mlppp 100
ALU(config-if mlppp100)#
T
O CONFIGURE MLPPP LOAD THRESHOLD
EXAMPLE
ALU(config-if mlppp100)# mlppp load-threshold high outbound 100
ALU(config-if mlppp100)# no mlppp load-threshold high outbound
Command (in CM) Description
interface mlppp <1-256> This command creates a MLPPP bundle
interface that is identified by the bundle ID.
The range of the bundle ID is between 1
and 256.
Command (in ICM) Description
mlppp load-threshold {high|
low} {outbound|inbound} <1-
255>
This command sets the load-threshold on
an MLPPP bundle.
no mlppp load-threshold
{high|low}
{outbound|inbound}
This command removes the load threshold
on the MLPPP bundle.
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