You can use any of the following authentication schemes:
PAP is a PPP authentication protocol that provides a simple method for a host to establish its identity in a two-way handshake. Authentication takes place only upon initial link establishment and does not use encryption.
CHAP is also a secure PPP authentication protocol. CHAP provides a way to periodically verify the identity of a host using a three-way handshake and encryption. Authentication takes place upon initial link establishment. The RAS can repeat the authentication process any time after the connection takes place.
Note: For more information on creating an authentication scheme, see the Authentication Schemes chapter in this guide.
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