| 1: | What is the initial message used in PPTP tunnel negotiation? |
| 2: | If the remote access client/PNS is sending PPTP control channel messages, but those messages are not being received by the PAC, what are some possible causes? |
| 3: | How is the tunnel session established between the remote access client/PNS and the PAC? |
| 4: | How are data tunnel packets transmitted between the remote access client/PNS and the PAC? |
| 5: | The remote access client/PNS and the PAC successfully authenticate each other using standard MD5 CHAP, but then MPPE negotiation fails. What is the issue here? |
| 6: | Tunnel setup fails between the remote access client/PNS and the PAC. When debugging PPP negotiation, the following message is seen: O PROTREJ [Open] id 232 len 16 protocol CCP. What does this message reveal? |
| 7: | During IPCP negotiation, the following message is seen, IPCP: Cannot satisfy pool request. What does this indicate? Assume that local IP address assignment is being used. |
| 8: | The network administrator issues the command clear vpdn tunnel pptp remote_access_client/PNS_name PAC_name. What messages are exchanged between the remote access client/PNS and the PAC as the tunnel is terminated? |
| 9: | Windows remote access client/PNS users are complaining of Internet reachability issues when connected to the PAC via a PPTP tunnel. What is most likely the issue here? |
| 10: | A remote access client/PNS user wishes to configure Multilink PPP on the PPTP tunnel to the PAC. How can this be supported on the PAC? |
