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Introduction to WAN Serial Connections Module 14 Objectives Describe and distinguish the types and attributes of serial communication on WANs Describe how WAN communication works Identify Point-to-Point Protocol operations to encapsulate WAN data on Cisco routers Identify dial-on-demand routing processes as a signaling trigger for WAN data calls on Cisco routers Wide-Area Network Services An Overview of Wide-Area Services A simplified look inside the WAN cloud Interfacing WAN Service Providers Provider assigns connection parameters to subscriber Subscriber to Provider Interface Using WAN Services with Routers WAN Frame Format Summary Formats assume framing on dedicatedWAN facilities Point-to-Point Protocol An Overview of PPP PPP can carry packets from several protocol suites using Network Control Programs (NCPs) PPP controls the setup of several link options using LCP Layering PPP Elements PPP—A data link with network-layer services PPP LCP Configuration Options Configuring PPP Defines encapsulation type as PPP PPP Configuration Example Monitoring PPP Dial-on-Demand Routing An Overview of DDR Use for low-volume, periodic traffic Connect remote sites only when traffic dictates Start DDR for telephone calls with the dialer in-band command (this is not needed for ISDN calls) DDR Configuration Overview Define interesting traffic to trigger call Define Interesting Traffic for DDR Place Interface in the Dialer Group Make the interface part of a group of interfaces Associate interface with the dialer list For interesting packets, DDR will direct call and packets to appropriate interface in the dialer group Set DDR Call Parameters with Map Defines how to reach a DDR destination Recipients protocol address (Optional) Host name of remote system (Optional) Line speed for TDM circuit (Optional) Indicates broadcasts are forwarded (Optional) Phone number of next hop sent to the dialing device for interesting traffic Other Call Control Parameters Specifies time to wait for c