From: Nick Shah (nshah@connect.com.au)
Date: Fri Sep 27 2002 - 00:17:23 GMT-3
Nancy
- async mode dedicated disallows the user to end up on the exec prompt. A
ppp or slip session is automatically initiated. Use this if all clients are
going to use PPP and you dont want to allow the clients to end up on
router/NAS exec prompt.
- async mode interactive 'allows' the user to end up on exec prompt, and
then they can choosed to start a ppp or slip session by specifying 'ppp' or
'slip'
- autoselect is used with option 2 (interactive mode), that enables the
initial control characters to be recognised and appropriate session is
started (so if ppp control chars are detected, a ppp session is started, if
'carriage return' is detected then exec session is started)
- async dynamic routing , commonly used with async mode interactive, allows
the user to specify ppp /routing and 'then' enable routing (normally used
when a router is communicating with a router)
- async default routing, automatically establishes routing over async
interfaces (normally used when a PC is communicating with a router)
hth
Nick
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nancy Courtney (ncourtne)" <ncourtne@cisco.com>
To: "ccie" <ccielab@groupstudy.com>
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 12:07 PM
Subject: async mode interactive vs dedicated
> Hi...
> I am stuck on understanding the difference between async mode
> interactive and async mode dedicated.
> Can someone explain when you use either one?
> Also, are they also mapped in any way to using async dynamic routing vs
> async default routing?
>
> Solie just doesn't explain this very well.....
>
> thanks
> Nancy
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