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A user profile-based IP address to offer to a dial-in client if
requested. There are a number of ways for a 2210 to obtain an IP
address for a dial-in client. See “IP Control Protocol” on page 462
for more information.
Valid values: any valid IP address
Default value: none
Net-Route Mask
Mask for a network user.
If the dial-in user is connecting to a DIALs-enabled PPP interface,
the router automatically adds a temporary static route to that client
for the duration of the PPP session. Typically, this static route has a
net mask of 255.255.255.255 (the default value), which implies that
there is a single IP host at the other end of the PPP link. However,
the net mask can be overridden. If configured, this mask is used
when adding the temporary route. An example of this is a small
router with a single network of hosts that dials into a DIALs-enabled
router. The single route to the small office router will be installed
automatically based on the user profile, making it unnecessary to
configure routing protocols between the two hosts and cutting down
on routing traffic overhead over a potentially slow link.
Hostname
Hostname to be sent to the Proxy DHCP server for use by Dynamic
DNS. See “Using a Dial-In Access to LANs (DIALs) Server” in
Using and Configuring Features
for more information.
Time-Allotted
The length of time a DIALs user can be connected. This is the total
for this session, and should not be confused with an inactivity timer.
Valid Values: 0 to 71 827 788 minutes (0=unlimited)
Default Value: 0
Callback type
Call-back method, either “Roaming” or “Required.” The call-back
parameters are used to specify whether the router will call back the
user and what number to call back. See “Configuring PPP Callback”
on page 459 for additional information.
Dial-Out
Enables dial-out.
This parameter is specific to clients using the DIALs dial-out client.
Enabling dial-out for a ppp-user allows this user to access a
modem-pool of dial-out circuits. See “Using a Dial-In Access to
LANs (DIALs) Server” in
Using and Configuring Features
for more
information.
Set encryption key
Specifies whether ECP encryption is to be enabled for this
user/port.
Valid values: yes, no
Default value: no
ECP encryption key
Enter 16-character ECP encryption key.
CONFIG Commands
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