Yes, the command exists. I've used it frequently (with chap
authentication). It actually tends to give useful messages, unlike some
debug commands, and is not excessively verbose.
It's available in 11.2 and 12.1 at least, on various platforms. I seem to
remember the messages changed between 11.2 and 12.1, but I can't really
check that right now.
JMcL
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Is this part of a business decision process?:
Cisco documentation claims that there is a "debug ppp authentication"
command. Such a command does not exist on my routers (which are running
11.0). Would anyone be willing to see if it exists on newer routers?
Set up two routers connected via a serial link to use PPP encapsulation.
Use PAP authentication.
Shut down one of the interfaces, enable the debug command, no shut the
interface and see what happens!
I say to use PAP because I know that the "debug ppp chap" command works.
I'm more interested in seeing if you can debug PAP.
Thanks!
Priscilla
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