Calix E3-48C - Modifying an Access-Identifier Profile for Xdsl Ports; To Create a Pppoe Profile

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Parameter Description Valid Options
Allowed BNG MAC 1 Allowed (trusted) Broadband Network Gateway
(BNG defined in TR-101) MAC address or OUI.
Alternately, the keyword "none" indicates that all
BNG MACs are allowed.
six hexadecimal digits in the range 0-FF,
optionally separated by colons
none ‡
Allowed BNG MAC 2 Allowed (trusted) Broadband Network Gateway
(BNG defined in TR-101) MAC address or OUI.
Alternately, the keyword "none" indicates that all
BNG MACs are allowed.
six hexadecimal digits in the range 0-FF,
optionally separated by colons
none ‡
Allowed BNG MAC 3 Allowed (trusted) Broadband Network Gateway
(BNG defined in TR-101) MAC address or OUI.
Alternately, the keyword "none" indicates that all
BNG MACs are allowed.
six hexadecimal digits in the range 0-FF,
optionally separated by colons
none ‡
Allowed BNG MAC 4 Allowed (trusted) Broadband Network Gateway
(BNG defined in TR-101) MAC address or OUI.
Alternately, the keyword "none" indicates that all
BNG MACs are allowed.
six hexadecimal digits in the range 0-FF,
optionally separated by colons
none ‡
* Required
‡ Default
To create a PPPoE profile
1. On the Navigation Tree, click E7/E5-48/E3-48C.
2. Click Profiles > PPPOE.
3. In the menu, click Create.
4. Reference the table above to configure the parameters.
5. Click Create.
For CLI:
create pppoe-profile <name> [mode|stale-timeout|disc-
timeout|allowed-bng-1|allowed-bng-2|allowed-bng-3|allowed-bng-4]
Modifying an Access-Identifier Profile for xDSL Ports
This topic shows you how to modify the Access-Identifier profile "eth-system-default" that is
applied to xDSL and Ethernet ports for PPPoE operation.
Also, the E-Series provides a default Calix-format syntax and a TR-101-format that complies
to TR-101 R-124 requirements.