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CCNA Cisco Certified Network Associate Study Guide - FTP Server

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Hands-on Labs 525<br />

3. To change the default HDLC encapsulation method to PPP on both<br />

routers, use the encapsulation command at interface configuration.<br />

Both ends of the link must run the same encapsulation method.<br />

RouterA#Config t<br />

RouterA(config)#Int s0<br />

RouterA(config)#Encap ppp<br />

4. Now go to Router B and set serial 0 to PPP encapsulation.<br />

RouterB#config t<br />

RouterB(config)#int s0<br />

RouterB(config)#encap ppp<br />

5. Verify the configuration by typing sh int s0 on both routers.<br />

6. Notice the IPCP, IPXCP, and CDPCP. This is the information used to<br />

transmit the upper-layer (<strong>Network</strong> layer) information across the ISO<br />

HDLC at the MAC sublayer.<br />

7. Define a username and password on each router. Notice that the username<br />

is the name of the remote router. Also, the password MUST be<br />

the same.<br />

RouterA#config t<br />

RouterA(config)#username RouterB password todd<br />

RouterB#config t<br />

RouterB(config)#username RouterA password todd<br />

8. Enable CHAP or PAP authentication on each interface.<br />

RouterA(config)#int s0<br />

RouterA(config-if)#ppp authentication chap<br />

RouterB(config)#int s0<br />

RouterB(config-if)#ppp authentication chap<br />

9. Verify the PPP configuration on each router by using these two commands:<br />

sh int s0<br />

debug PPP authentication

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