From: Ivan (ivan@iip.net)
Date: Tue Dec 12 2006 - 08:24:51 ART
I always think that password must be the same on both devices. Such as hash
consist from: random number, pass, ID. If passwords is differ hash also will
be different. Therefore authentication is failed.
> Hello group,
>
> I am unable to use CHAP authentication under Multilink, hence I am relying
> on using the alternate solution in the workbook but it seems to be
> incomplete. The task requires that R4 should offer the username ROUTER4 and
> password CISCO4 while R5 should offer the username ROUTER5 and password
> CISCO5. The solution does not use the PPP CHAP HOSTNAME command and as such
> the authentication id of both routers defaults to their respective
> hostnames. Authentication is unsuccessful. I have tried setting the
> username and password under the template SERIAL but it hasn't worked. I
> have also tried setting the two parameters under the serial interface but
> also unsuccessful.
>
> As anyone come across this same problem? I would be grateful for any
> suggestions.
>
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-- Ivan
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