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# Configure isolation ACL 3000 so that users failing security authentication can access only the

quarantine area 10.22.2.0/24.

[Router] acl number 3000

[Router-acl-adv-3000] rule 0 permit ip destination 10.22.2.0 0.0.0.255

2. Configure the CAMS/IMC server.

Specify ACL 2000 as the security ACL and ACL 3000 as the isolation ACL in the security policy

for the user.

For more configuration information, see the related CAMS/IMC documentation.

Default Chapter1
- Configuration Guide1
- Table of Contents3
Configuring SLIP12
- Hardware Compatibility with SLIP12
- Configuration Guidelines12
- Configuration Procedure12
- SLIP Encapsulation on Synchronous/Asynchronous Interfaces Configuration Example13
  - Network Requirements13
  - Configuration Procedure13
Configuring PPP and MP15
- PPP Overview15
  - PPP Link Establishment Process15
  - PPP Authentication16
- MP Overview17
- Configuring PPP17
- Configuring MP29
- Configuring PPP Link Efficiency Mechanisms35
- Displaying and Maintaining PPP and MP37
- PPP and MP Configuration Examples38
- Troubleshooting PPP Configuration55
Configuring Pppoe57
- Overview57
  - Pppoe Network Structure57
  - Protocols and Standards58
- Configuring a Pppoe Server58
- Configuring a Pppoe Client59
  - Configuring a Dialer Interface59
  - Configuring a Pppoe Session60
- Displaying and Maintaining Pppoe61
- Pppoe Configuration Examples61
Configuring ISDN69
- Overview69
- Configuring ISDN BRI70
- Configuring ISDN PRI72
- Configuring the Negotiation Parameters of ISDN Layer 3 Protocol73
- Configuring the ISDN Q.931 Protocol Version77
- Configuring the SPID of the ISDN ni Protocol78
- Setting the Called Number or Subaddress to be Checked During a Digital Incoming Call78
- Configuring an Interface to Send Calling Number During an Outgoing Call79
- Setting the Local Management ISDN B Channel79
- Configuring ISDN B Channel Selection Mode80
- Configuring the Sliding Window Size on a BRI Interface80
- Configuring the Sliding Window Size on a PRI Interface81
- Collecting ISDN Message Statistics81
- Configuring an Interface to Check the Calling Number When an Incoming Call Comes82
- Configuring Progress-To-Alerting Conversion82
- Configuring ISDN to Carry the Calling-Name Field in Outgoing Packets82
- Configuring ISDN to Carry the Connected-Name Field in Outgoing Packets83
- Configuring ISDN to Carry the Channel-ID Field for Only Once in the Responses83
- Configuring the Service Type in the ISDN Bearer Compatibility Signaling83
- Setting the Progress Indicator Value in ISDN Signaling Messages84
- Configuring TEI Treatment on the BRI Interface84
- Configuring an ISDN BRI Leased Line84
- Configuring Permanent Link Function at ISDN BRI Link Layer85
- Configuring an ISDN BRI Interface to be in Permanent Active State on Physical Layer85
- Configuring Deactivation Protection for an ISDN BRI Interface86
- Enabling Remote Powering on an ISDN BRI Interface86
- Configuring ISDN Call Check87
- Enabling the Trap Function87
- Displaying and Maintaining ISDN87
- ISDN Configuration Examples88
  - Connecting Routers through ISDN PRI Lines88
  - Connecting Routers through ISDN BRI Lines Running ni89
  - Using ISDN BRI Leased Lines to Implement MP Bundling89
  - Configuring ISDN 128K Leased Lines90
  - Figure 21 Network Diagram91
  - Interoperating with DMS100 Switches93
- Troubleshooting94
Configuring Frame Relay96
- Overview96
- Hardware Compatibility with Frame Relay99
- Frame Relay Configuration Task List99
- Configuring DTE Side Frame Relay100
- Configuring DCE Side Frame Relay106
- Enabling the Trap Function110
- Displaying and Maintaining Frame Relay110
- Frame Relay Configuration Examples111
- Troubleshooting Frame Relay116
Configuring Frame Relay Compression118
- Overview118
  - Frf.9118
  - Frf.20118
- Configuring FRF.9 Compression118
  - Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines118
  - Configuration Procedure119
- Configuring FRF.20 IP Header Compression119
- Displaying and Maintaining Frame Relay Compression120
- Frame Relay Compression Configuration Examples120
  - Frame Relay FRF.9 Stac Compression Configuration Example120
  - Frame Relay FRF.20 IP Header Compression Configuration Example121
Configuring Multilink Frame Relay124
- Overview124
- Configuring an MFR Bundle124
- Configuring an MFR Bundle Link125
- Displaying and Maintaining Multilink Frame Relay125
- Multilink Frame Relay Configuration Examples126
  - MFR Direct Connection Configuration Example126
  - MFR Switched Connection Configuration Example127
Configuring Pppofr129
- Configuration Procedure129
- Displaying and Maintaining Pppofr129
- Pppofr Configuration Example130
  - Network Requirements130
  - Configuration Procedure130
Configuring Mpofr131
- Configuration Procedure131
- Mpofr Configuration Example132
  - Network Requirements132
  - Configuration Procedure132
Configuring DCC134
- Overview134
- DCC Configuration Task List137
- Configuring Basic Settings for DCC138
- Configuring C-DCC139
- Configuring RS-DCC146
- Configuring MP for DCC148
- Configuring PPP Callback150
- Configuring ISDN Caller Identification Callback153
- Configuring Advanced DCC Functions156
- Configuring DCC Timers and Buffer Queue Length157
  - DCC Timers and Buffer Queue Length157
  - Configuration Procedure158
- Configuring Dynamic Route Backup Achieved through DCC158
- Configuring the Traffic Statistics Collecting Interval161
- Displaying and Maintaining DCC161
- DCC Configuration Examples161
- Troubleshooting194
Managing a Modem196
- Configuring Modem Management196
- Setting the Modem Answer Mode197
- Issuing an at Command to a Modem197
- Modem Management Configuration Example197
- Troubleshooting198
Configuring ATM199
- Overview199
  - ATM Connections and ATM Switching199
  - ATM Architecture200
- Ipoa, Ipoeoa, Pppoa, and Pppoeoa201
- ATM Service Types202
- Inarp202
- Atm Oam203
  - OAM F5 Loopback203
  - OAM Continuity Check203
- Hardware Compatibility with ATM203
- ATM Configuration Task List204
- Configuring an ATM Interface204
- Configuring an ATM Subinterface205
  - Performing Basic Configurations for an ATM Subinterface205
  - Checking PVC Status to Determine the Protocol State of an ATM P2P Subinterface205
- Configuring Pvcs and the Maximum Number of Pvcs Allowed on an Interface205
- Configuring an ATM Class209
- Configuring VP Policing211
- Configuring Applications Carried by ATM211
- Displaying and Maintaining ATM215
- ATM Configuration Examples216
- Troubleshooting ATM224
Configuring HDLC227
- Overview227
- HDLC Frame Format and Frame Type227
- Enabling HDLC Encapsulation on an Interface227
- Configuring an IP Address for an Interface228
- Configuring the Link Status Polling Interval228
- Configuring HDLC Compression229
- Displaying and Maintaining HDLC229
- HDLC Configuration Examples229
  - Basic HDLC Configuration Example229
  - HDLC in Conjunction with IP Unnumbered Interface Configuration Example230
Configuring Dlsw232
- Overview232
  - Differences between Dlsw V1.0 and Dlsw V2.0232
  - Protocols and Standards234
- Hardware Compatibility with Dlsw234
- Configuring Dlsw in an Ethernet Environment234
- Configuring Dlsw in an SDLC Environment239
- Configuring Local Reachable MAC or SAP Addresses245
- Configuring Remote Reachability Information245
- Configuring Dlsw Load Balancing246
- Displaying and Maintaining Dlsw246
- Dlsw Configuration Examples247
- Troubleshooting Dlsw262
  - Unable to Establish a TCP Connection262
  - Unable to Establish a Dlsw Circuit262
Configuring L2TP264
- Overview264
- L2TP Configuration Task List269
- Configuring Basic L2TP Capabilities270
- Configuring an LAC271
- Configuring an LNS274
- Configuring L2TP Connection Parameters279
- Configuring L2TP-Based EAD280
  - Configuration Prerequisites280
  - Configuration Procedure280
- Displaying and Maintaining L2TP281
- L2TP Configuration Examples281
- Troubleshooting L2TP291
Configuring L2TP-Based EAD292
- Overview292
- Configuration Procedure292
- Displaying and Maintaining L2TP-Based EAD293
- L2TP-Based EAD Configuration Example293
Configuring Bridging296
- Overview296
- Bridge Functionality296
  - Obtaining the Bridge Table296
  - Forwarding and Filtering298
- Bridging Configuration Task List300
- Configuring Basic Bridging Functionalities300
  - Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines300
  - Configuration Procedure301
- Configuring Bridge Table Entries301
- Configuring Bridge Routing302
- Enabling VLAN Transparency303
  - Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines303
  - Configuration Procedure303
- Displaying and Maintaining Bridging304
- Transparent Bridging Configuration Examples305
Configuring Etoppp and Etofr316
- Hardware Compatibility with Etofr316
- How Etoppp and Etofr Work316
  - Etoppp and Etofr Translation Tables316
  - How Etoppp and Etofr Handle IP Packets316
- Creating an Etoppp Translation Mapping316
- Creating an Etofr Translation Mapping317
- Displaying and Maintaining Etoppp and Etofr317
- Etoppp and Etofr Configuration Examples318
  - Etoppp Configuration Example318
  - Etofr Configuration Example319
Configuring LAPB and X.25321
- Overview321
- Hardware Compatibility with LAPB and X.25323
- Configuring LAPB323
  - LAPB Parameters323
  - Configuration Procedure324
- Configuring an X.25 Interface325
- Configuring X.25 Datagram Transmission332
  - Configuring Basic X.25 Datagram Transmission Functionality332
  - Configuring Additional Parameters for X.25 Datagram Transmission333
- Configuring X.25 Switching338
  - Configuring the Basic X.25 Switching Functionality338
  - Configuring Flow Control Negotiation of X.25 Switching339
- Configuring X.25 Load Sharing340
- Configuring X.25 Closed User Group342
- Configuring X.25 PAD Remote Access Service344
  - Pad344
  - Configuring X.25 PAD344
- Configuring XOT345
  - Xot345
  - Configuration Procedure346
- Configuring X.25 over FR349
- Configuring X2T351
  - Configuration Guidelines351
  - Configuration Procedure351
- Displaying and Maintaining LAPB and X.25352
- LAPB Configuration Example353
- X.25 Configuration Examples355
- Troubleshooting LAPB Configuration382
  - LAPB (or X.25) of Two Sides Always Being down382
  - Failed to Ping the Other Side with X.25 on both Sides Being up383
- Troubleshooting X.25 Configuration383
Document Conventions and Icons386
- Conventions386
- Network Topology Icons387
Support and Other Resources388
- Accessing Hewlett Packard Enterprise Support388
- Accessing Updates388
Index391

Brand	HPE
Model	FlexNetwork MSR Series
Category	Network Router
Language	English

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