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Administrative state of the tunnel is drain. In this state you cannot configure new sessions, destinations, or tunnels at the LAC or LNS.

State of this tunnel selection method on the LAC. When enabled, tunnel selection fails over within a preference level. When disabled, tunnel selection drops to the next lower preference level. Not displayed for LNS on M Series routers.

State of this tunnel selection method on the LAC. When enabled, the maximum session limit of a tunnel determines its weight within a preference level. Tunnel selection proceeds from greatest to least weight. When disabled, selection defaults to a round robin method. Not displayed for LNS on M Series routers.

State of this tunnel selection method on the LAC. When enabled, the LAC selects tunnels based on the session count for destinations and the tunnel session count. Not displayed for LNS on M Series routers.

State of tunnel authentication, indicating whether the LAC and LNS exchange an authentication challenge and response during the establishment of the tunnel. The state is Enabled when a secret is configured in the tunnel profile or on the RADIUS server in the Tunnel-Password attribute [69]. The state is Disabled when the secret is not present. Not displayed for LNS on M Series routers.

When the state is Enabled, the LAC includes the value of the Calling Number AVP 22 in ICRQ packets sent to the LNS. When the state is Disabled, the attribute is not sent to the LNS. Not displayed for LNS on M Series routers.

When the state is enabled, the LAC operates in the default failover-protocol-fall-back-to-silent-failover manner. When the state is disabled, the disable-failover-protocol statement has been issued and the LAC operates only in silent failover mode. Not displayed for LNS on M Series routers.

The connection speed method configured to send the speed values in the L2TP Tx Connect Speed (AVP 24) and L2TP Rx Connect Speed (AVP 38). Possible values are:

• actual

  This is the default value in Junos OS Releases 15.1, 16.1, 16.2, and 17.1. It is deprecated in Junos Releases 17.2 and higher.

• ancp

• none

• pppoe-ia-tag

• service-profile

• static

  This is the default value in Junos Releases 13.3, 14.1, 14.2, 17.2 and higher. It is deprecated in Junos OS Releases 15.1, 16.1, 16.2, and 17.1.

Indicates if the Rx connect speed when equal configuration is enabled or disabled.

Format of the tunnel name.

Format of the tunnel name, based on RADIUS attributes returned from the AAA server:

• authentication-id—Name consists of only Tunnel Assignment-Id [82]. This is the default value.

• client-server-id—Name is a combination of Tunnel-Client-Auth-Id [90], Tunnel-Server-Endpoint [67], and Tunnel-Assignment-Id [82]. This format is available only on MX Series routers.

Action taken by LAC when it receives a request from a peer to change the destination IP address, UDP port, or both:

• accept—Accepts change requests for the IP address or UDP port. This is the default action.

• ignore—Ignores all change requests.

• ignore-ip-address—Ignores change requests for the IP address but accepts them for the UDP port.

• ignore-udp-port—Ignores change requests for the UDP port but accepts them for the IP address.

Minimum number of seconds that the local peer waits for the initial response after transmitting an L2TP control packet. If no response has been received by the time the period expires, the local peer retransmits the packet.

Minimum number of seconds that the local peer waits for the initial response after transmitting an L2TP control packet. If no response has been received by the time the period expires, the local peer retransmits the packet.

Maximum number of times control messages are retransmitted for established tunnels.

Maximum number of times control messages are retransmitted for tunnels that are not established.

Period that a tunnel can be inactive–that is, carrying no traffic–before it times out and is torn down.

Period that the router attempts to maintain dynamic destinations, tunnels, and sessions after they have been destroyed.

Indicates active IP reassembly configured for the interface.

Timeout period for which all future destinations are locked out, meaning that they are not considered for selection when a new tunnel is created.

State of LAC global configuration for forwarding subscriber line information to the LNS, Enabled or Disabled.

Indicates active IP reassembly configured for the interface.

Starting in Junos OS Release 17.4R1, this information can also be displayed on the LNS for information it receives from the LAC.

State of LAC IPv6 service configuration for creating the IPv6 (inet6) address family for LAC subscribers, allowing the application of IPv6 firewall filters, Enabled or Disabled.

State of LAC global configuration for including connection speed updates when it forwards subscriber line information to the LNS, Enabled or Disabled.

Starting in Junos OS Release 17.4R1, this information can also be displayed on the LNS for updates it receives from the LAC.

Number of L2TP destinations for the LAC. Not displayed for LNS on M Series routers.

Number of L2TP tunnels established on the router.

Number of L2TP sessions established on the router.

Number of L2TP tunnel-switched sessions established on the router.

Count of L2TP control packets and bytes sent and received.

Count of L2TP data packets and bytes sent and received.

Count of L2TP error packets and bytes sent and received.