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After a few nights of meddling with my configuration, the following setup is working well for me. I would like to share it with the community.

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dialer pool 1

ppp chap hostname <yourAAISPuser>@a.1

ppp chap password 0 <~~yourPasword~~>

ppp chap password 0 <yourPassword>

no cdp enable

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ip address <fromyourblock> <yoursubnet></nowiki>

== Upstream load balancing using CEF ==

<nowiki>ip cef

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Caveats:

* Routing between global and a vrf in IOS is unpleasant. This configuration relies on a use of a physical [[Ethernet]] patch between GigabitEthernet0/0 and GigabitEthernet0/1 for routing traffic between the global and AAISP ~~donain~~. This should be unnecessary with the use of a BGP export between global and the vrf, but I never got this working. Similarly the use of NVI and BVI was investigated (please let me know if you have a more elegant solution!).

* Routing between global and a vrf in IOS is unpleasant. This configuration relies on a use of a physical [[Ethernet]] patch between GigabitEthernet0/0 and GigabitEthernet0/1 for routing traffic between the global and AAISP domain. This should be unnecessary with the use of a BGP export between global and the vrf, but I never got this working. Similarly the use of NVI and BVI was investigated (please let me know if you have a more elegant solution!).

<nowiki>version 15.1

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dsl-noisemargin -<num>

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