Pix 506E dial-up Internet access settings

Let me share with you the configuration of the pix 506E dial-up Internet access, hoping to help you solve some problems.

Pix (config) # interface e0 100 full // activate the interface
Pix (config) # interface e1 100 full
Pix (config) # nameif e0 outside security0 // defines an external interface with a security level of 0
Pix (config) # nameif e1 inside security100 // defines the internal interface. The security level is 100.
Pix (config) # mtu outside 1492 // PPPoE is used. This parameter is optional and will be automatically modified after dialing.
Pix (config) # mtu inside 1500
Pix (config) # ip address inside IP_ADDRESS MASK // assign an ip address to the internal interface
Pix (config) # global (outside) 10 interface // enable nat translation numbered 10 on the external interface
Pix (config) # nat (inside) 10 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 // NAT table definition, which can also be defined by the Intranet CIDR block. 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 can be expressed as 0 0; if the number is greater than 1, it is enabled. If the number is equal to 0, it is disabled.
------ The following is the PPPoE session configuration command ------
Pix (config) # vpdn group xxxx request dialout pppoe // create a Virtual Private Dial-Up Network Group (VPDN group) for ADSL dialing, xxxx is the Group name, just fill in your favorite
Pix (config) # vpdn group xxxx localname ADSL account name
Pix (config) # vpdn group xxxx ppp authentication pap // most of them use pap. You can choose to use chap.
Pix (config) # vpdn username ADSL account name password account password // the password that the ISP gives you
------ The following is the PPPoE session enabling command ------
Pix (config) # ip address outside pppoe setroute // start dialing. If no default route is configured, this command must be added. If the device is restarted, you 'd better reconfigure this command, otherwise, the dial may fail.
Pix (config) # write memory // save, equivalent to copy run start
Command to verify the dial-up connection:
Show vpdn pppinterface
Show vpdn username
Show vpdn group
Show ip add outside pppoe

Debug vpdn event // debug information

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