Any body know why i can't run PPP from VTY .
Alex Ovcharenko
When i try to run PPP from VTY i received
"This line may not run PPP".
Why i see this message help me please
Send all your comment to Alex Ovcharenko
Al...@utel.com.ua
Alex Zinin
In article <6ch83a$a66$1...@news.lucky.net>, "Alex Ovcharenko" <al...@utel.com.ua> wrote:
>When i try to run PPP from VTY i received
and must have configured "vty-async".
HIH
>
>"This line may not run PPP".
>
>Why i see this message help me please
>Send all your comment to Alex Ovcharenko
>Al...@utel.com.ua
>
>
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Dave Katz
"Alex Ovcharenko" <al...@utel.com.ua> writes:
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> When i try to run PPP from VTY i received
>
> "This line may not run PPP".
>
> Why i see this message help me please
It doesn't really make sense to run PPP over a VTY; this would mean that
you're running PPP inside of TCP inside of IP inside of some datalink
protocol. Since you have a VTY, you must be directly connected to
something closer; run PPP to that.
It's not clear what exactly you're trying to accomplish.
Alex Zinin
In article <6xwwerm...@cirrus.juniper.net>, Dave Katz <dk...@cirrus.juniper.net> wrote:
>"Alex Ovcharenko" <al...@utel.com.ua> writes:
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>> When i try to run PPP from VTY i received
>>
>> "This line may not run PPP".
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>> Why i see this message help me please
>
>It doesn't really make sense to run PPP over a VTY; this would mean that
actually this message means exactly that this VTY cannot run PPP-process,
one can usually see it when typing "ppp" after telneting or PADing to a
router without havinf vty-async configured.
>you're running PPP inside of TCP inside of IP inside of some datalink
>protocol. Since you have a VTY, you must be directly connected to
Not necessary.
You can PAD from X.25 to a router and have a VTY.
>something closer; run PPP to that.
>
>It's not clear what exactly you're trying to accomplish.
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Ron Jackson
Line VTY is the telnet access to the router only. You cannot configure it
for
PPP because there is no "interface" for a PPP encapulation. It only
defines
telnet parameteres to the router itself.
Alex Ovcharenko <al...@utel.com.ua> wrote in article
<6ch83a$a66$1...@news.lucky.net>...
> When i try to run PPP from VTY i received
>
> "This line may not run PPP".
>
> Why i see this message help me please
Yuly Milner
You can use a router with a protocol translation feature set, and then
define PPP over TCP (described in PT manuals).
Yuly
Ron Jackson wrote in message <01bd4260$e5a2fe80$640101c0@mercuryiii>...
Aaron Leonard
In article <01bd4260$e5a2fe80$640101c0@mercuryiii>, "Ron Jackson" <wan...@netwave.net> writes:
|Line VTY is the telnet access to the router only. You cannot configure it
|for
|PPP because there is no "interface" for a PPP encapulation. It only
|defines
|telnet parameteres to the router itself.
Not so. You can run PPP over a VTY if you have
"vty-async" in your config ...
aaron-frame(config)#vty-async ?
dynamic-routing Enable dynamic routing
header-compression Enable IP TCP header compression
ipx Enable IPX for Virtual Async
keepalive Enable keepalive
mtu Set the interface Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU)
ppp Point-to-point protocol
virtual-template Associate a virtual template with virtual access
interface
<cr>
Now, in order to run PPP over *many* (>5) vty's concurrently,
you must have an image that supports that, such as enterprise.
Aaron
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