The access-line-id dslam command configures the device to fill in the Agent-CircuitID attribute and Agent-RemoteID attribute with the access-line-id information sent from the DSLAM.
The undo access-line-id dslam command restores the default setting.
The option82-relay-mode dslam command configures the device to fill in the Agent-CircuitID attribute and Agent-RemoteID attribute with the access-line-id information sent from the DSLAM.
The undo option82-relay-mode dslam command restores the default setting.
By default, the device does not fill in the Agent-CircuitID attribute and Agent-RemoteID attribute with the access-line-id information sent from the DSLAM.
This command is supported only on the NetEngine 8000 F1A.
Usage Scenario
The access-line-id information may be carried by DHCPv4 Option 82, DHCPv6 Options 18, 37, and 17, or a PPPoE+ option.
On a network where a DSLAM is deployed, the DSLAM sends information about user locations to the RADIUS server. The information is contained in the access-line-id information. After having received the information, the device adds the information to the attributes of a RADIUS packet and sends the packet to the RADIUS server. After having received the information about user locations, the device adds access-line-id information to Agent-CircuitID and Agent-RemoteID attributes of a RADIUS packet based on sub-attribute numbers, and then sends the packet to the RADIUS server.Prerequisites
Before running this command, set the access type of the userto layer2 subscriber, layer2-leased-line, or layer3 subscriber by the access-type command.
Precautions
This command is supported only on the admin VS.
The functions of the option82-relay-mode dslam command and the access-line-id dslam command are the same. Both of them are used to configure a mode of identifying the access-line-id information. If they have been both run more than once in the same view, the last configuration overrides the previous one.