- play_arrow Broadband Subscriber Access Network Overview
- play_arrow DHCP Subscriber Access Networks
- play_arrow PPP Subscriber Access Networks
- play_arrow L2TP Subscriber Access Networks
- L2TP for Subscriber Access Overview
- L2TP Tunnel Switching For Multiple-Domain Networks
- L2TP LAC Subscriber Configuration
- L2TP LAC Tunneling for Subscribers
- L2TP Subscriber Access Lines and Connection Speeds
- L2TP LNS Inline Service Interfaces
- IP Packet Reassembly on Inline Service Interfaces
- Peer Resynchronization After an L2TP Failover
- Tracing L2TP Events for Troubleshooting
- play_arrow Configuring MPLS Pseudowire Subscriber Logical Interfaces
- play_arrow Wi-Fi Access Gateways
- play_arrow Fixed Wireless Access Networks
- play_arrow Configuration Statements and Operational Commands
Broadband Subscriber Access Protocols User Guide
Use this guide to understand how to configure the primary methods for accessing the subscriber network:
DHCP provides IP address configuration and service provisioning.
PPP enables a point-to-point direct connection to the network and service provider. Dynamic profiles apply configurations and services to authenticated subscribers.
L2TP separates the termination of access technologies from the termination of PPP and subsequent access to a network. This separation enables service providers to outsource their access technologies. L2TP provides ISPs the capability to supply VPN service; private enterprises can reduce or avoid investment in access technologies for remote workers.
MPLS pseudowire interfaces extend MPLS domains from the access-aggregation network to the service edge.
Wi-Fi access gateways provide public Wi-Fi access from residential or business Wi-Fi networks so that mobile subscribers can be authenticated and connected regardless of their physical location.
Fixed wireless access enables service providers to manage subscribers over a wireless network to the home instead of having to run fiber to the building. The wireless network reduces last-mile installation and maintenance costs and gives providers the ability to increase services to underserved end users.
