dump

• You can dump the contents of the current configuration to a file that can be used to restore altered configuration settings.
  
  

The following command saves the current configuration as a script in the routingdemanddialcfg.dmp file.

dump > routingdemanddialcfg.dmp

add interface

[name=] InterfaceName

[type=] vpn | dialup

[host=] HostName

[device=] DeviceName

[user=] UserName

[password=] Password

[name=] InterfaceName

Required. Specifies the name of the demand-dial interface.

[type=] {vpn | dialup}

Required. Specifies the type of demand-dial connection: VPN or dial-up.

[host=] HostName

Required. For a connection using a VPN device, specifies the host name or IP address of the remote computer. For a connection using a physical device, such as a modem, specifies a comma-separated list of phone numbers (primary, alternate1, alternate2, and so on).

[device=] DeviceName

Required. For a connection using a VPN device, specifies the type of VPN connection. For a connection using a physical device, such as a modem, specifies the name of the dial-up device.

[user=] UserName

Required. Specifies the user name dial-out credential in the format domain\username.

[password=] Password

Required. Specifies the password dial-out credential.

By default, the following parameters are set for the new demand-dial connection:

idletime= 5

Idle time, in minutes, before hanging up

redialatt= 0

Redial attempts

redialinterval= 1

Interval, in minutes, between redial attempts

swc= enabled, lcp= enabled

PPP settings: enable Link Control Protocol (LCP) extensions, enable software compression

encryption= req

Require data encryption

mschapv2= enabled

MS-CHAP v2 enabled for logon security

restrictions= none

No restriction on dial-out hours

In the following example, a VPN demand-dial interface named VPN1 is added with a connection to host 10.0.0.200. Dial-out credentials are user name Dialin1 and password P@ssword.

add interface name=VPN1 type=vpn host=10.0.0.200

device= auto user=Dialin1 password=P@ssword

delete interface

[name=] InterfaceName

[name=] InterfaceName

Required. Specifies the name of the demand-dial interface.

The following is an example of removing the VPN1 demand-dial interface.

delete interface VPN1

set interface

[name=] InterfaceName

[host=] HostName

[device=] DeviceName

[conntype=] {dd | persistent}

[idletime=] Time

[redialatt=] Number

[redialinterval=] Interval

[callback=] {enabled | disabled}

[restrictions=] Times

[name=] InterfaceName

Required. Specifies the name of the demand-dial interface.

[host=] HostName

Required. For a connection using a VPN device, specifies the host name or IP of the remote computer. For a connection using a physical device, such as a modem, specifies a comma-separated list of phone numbers (primary, alternate1, alternate2, and so on).

[device=] DeviceName

Required. For a connection using a VPN device, specifies the type of VPN connection. For a connection using a physical device, such as a modem, specifies the name of the dial-up device.

[conntype=] {dd | persistent}

Required. Specifies the connection type: Demand-dial or Persistent.

[idletime=] Time

Required. Specifies the idle time, in minutes, before hanging up. Allowed values, in minutes: 0 (Never), 1, 5, 20, 30, 60 (1 hour), 120 (2 hours), 240 (4 hours), 480 (8 hours), 720 (12 hours).

[redialatt=] Number

Required. Specifies the number of redial attempts.

[redialinterval=] Interval

Required. Specifies the interval, in minutes, between redial attempts. Allowed values, in seconds: 1, 3, 5, 10, 30, 60 (1 minute), 120 (2 minutes), 300 (5 minutes), 600 (10 minutes).

[callback=] {enabled | disabled}

Required. Specifies whether dial-up callback is enabled or disabled. Callback can reduce phone charges and increase security. The default is disabled.

[restrictions=] Times

Specifies the times during which dial-out is restricted. Format is a comma-separated string where day of the week is specified by a number (Sunday = 0, Monday = 1,… Saturday = 6). Restricted time is specified as follows: <day1><space><time range><space><time range>.

In the following example, a demand-dial interface named VPN1 is added with a connection to host 10.0.0.201, a demand-dial connection type, an idle time of 5 minutes, 3 redial attempts, a redial interval of 10 minutes, and callback disabled. Dial-out is restricted all Saturday and Sunday from midnight to noon and 3:00 P.M. to midnight.

set interface name=VPN1 host=10.0.0.201 device=auto conntype=dd idletime=5 redialatt=3 redialinterval=10 callback=disabled restriction = “6 00:00-24:00, 0 00:00-12:00 15:00-24:00”

show

interface [name= ] InterfaceName

[name=] InterfaceName

Specifies, by name, the interface for which you want to display information. The InterfaceName parameter must match the name of the interface as specified in Network Connections. If InterfaceName contains spaces, use quotation marks around the text (for example, "Interface Name").

set callbackdevice

[name= ] CallbackDevice

[number= ] Number

[name=] CallbackDevice

Required. Specifies the callback device.

[number=] Number

Required. Specifies the callback phone number.

The following sets the callback number of device Standard 56000 bps Modem to (425) 555-0110.

set callbackdevice name="standard 56000 bps modem (com1)" number=4255550110

show callbackdevice

[[name=] CallbackDevice]

[[name=] CallbackDevice]

Specifies the callback device. If you do not specify a device, all the callback devices are listed.

set credentials

[name= ] InterfaceName

[user= ] UserName

[password= ] Password

[name=] InterfaceName

Required. Specifies the name of the demand-dial interface.

[user=] UserName

Required. Specifies the user name dial-out credential in the format domain\username.

[password=] Password

Required. Specifies the password dial-out credential.

The following sets the dial-out credentials for the VPN1 demand-dial interface to: user name Dialin1 and password P@ssword.

set credentials name=vpn1 user=Dialin1 password=P@ssword

set ppp

[name=] InterfaceName

[lcp=] {enabled | disabled}

[swc=] {enabled | disabled}

[multi=] {enabled | disabled}

[name=] InterfaceName

Required. Specifies the name of the demand-dial interface.

[lcp=] {enabled | disabled}

Required. Specifies whether LCP extensions are enabled or disabled. The default is enabled.

[swc=] {enabled | disabled}

Required. Specifies whether software compression is enabled or disabled. The default is enabled.

[multi=] {enabled | disabled}

Required. Specifies whether Multilink negotiation is enabled for a single link connection. The default is disabled.

The following sets the PPP settings for VPN1 demand-dial interface.

set ppp name=vpn1 lcp=disabled swc=enabled multi=disabled

show ppp

[name= ] InterfaceName

[name=] InterfaceName

Required. Specifies the demand-dial interface.

The following shows the PPP settings for VPN1 demand-dial interface.

show ppp name=vpn1

set security

[name=] InterfaceName

[encryption=] {none | opt | req | max}

[pap=] {enabled | disabled}

[chap=] {enabled | disabled}

[mschapv2=] {enabled | disabled}

[psk=] {enabled | disabled}

[secret=] SharedSecret

[name=] InterfaceName

Required. Specifies the name of the demand-dial interface.

[encryption=] {none | opt | req | max}

Required. Specifies the data encryption level to be enforced. None: no encryption allowed. Disconnect if server requests encryption. Opt: encryption is optional. Connect whether or not there is encryption. Req: encryption is required. Disconnect if server does not support encryption. This is the default setting. Max: maximum strength encryption required. Disconnect if server does not support maximum strength encryption.

[pap=] {enabled | disabled}

Required. Specifies Password Authentication Protocol (PAP) authentication is supported. Enable only with encryption=none. Default is disabled.

[chap=] {enabled | disabled}

Required. Specifies MS Challenge Password Authentication Protocol (CHAP) authentication is supported. Enable only with encryption=none. Default is disabled.

[mschapv2=] {enabled | disabled}

Required. Specifies MS Challenge Password Authentication Protocol version 2 (MS-CHAP v2) authentication is supported. Default is enabled.

[psk=] {enabled | disabled}

Required. Specifies preshared key authentication is supported for Internet Key Exchange (IKE). For use with L2TP IPsec VPN VPN type. Default is disabled.

[secret=] SharedSecret

Specifies the preshared key. Use when psk authentication is enabled.

The following sets the security settings for VPN1 demand-dial interface.

set security name=vpn1 encryption=opt pap=disabled chap=disabled mschapv2=enabled psk=disabled

show security

[name=] InterfaceName

[name=] InterfaceName

Required. Specifies the demand-dial interface.

Following shows the security settings for VPN1 demand-dial interface.

show security name=vpn1