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Customizing PPP

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Enabling Bridging on an Interface

When bridging is enabled for an interface, PPP accepts bridged traffic in the

specified encapsulation and forwards it over the PPP network. Site Manager lets

you enable or disable bridging for Ethernet, FDDI, and/or token ring encapsulated

packets. By default, all these parameters are enabled. If you change any of these

parameters dynamically (that is, for a router that has already completed its

negotiations), you must force LCP renegotiation on the interface, as previously

described.

Before you can enable a particular type of encapsulated bridged traffic, you must

enable bridging on the interface. You do this by default if you enabled bridging

when you initially set up the PPP interface, but you can disable or re-enable it

here. To stop traffic from being bridged over this interface, set this parameter to

Disable.

The Bridge Enable parameter enables or disables the network control protocol for

the bridge. It does not enable or disable bridging services for the interface.

However, disabling the network control protocol for the bridge stops traffic from

being bridged over this interface.

With the bridging feature enabled, you can then enable or disable bridging for

particular encapsulation types. For example, if you want PPP to accept and

forward Ethernet-encapsulated bridged traffic, set the Bridge Ethernet parameter

to Enable (the default).

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