Issue:
The following document shows the basic steps needed to configure a Perle 833AS/IS and a CISCO 100 router for a LAN to LAN connection.

Solution:

REMOTE ACCESS SERVER The following document shows the basic steps needed to configure a Perle 833AS/IS and a CISCO 100 router for a LAN to LAN connection. In the figure above, the IP addresses that we configured are highlighted in red and shows the topology of the LAN.    833AS/IS Configuration Using the manager, go to add the user, then select the "Profile" button. When the "Enable Lan to Lan" option is enabled, it will allow a remote router to access the Perle 833AS/IS. When the "Enable Auto Connect" option is selected, the Perle 833AS/IS maintains a permanent connection to the remote router. The Perle 833AS/IS initiates this connection at boot up and will automatically retry if the link goes down. The Inactivity Time Out and the Maximum Connect Time parameters are disabled when Auto Connect is active. To set up the parameters for the remote router, click the Lan to Lan button to open the "LAN to LAN" window. Click on this button to continue the configuration.   To finish the Perle 833AS/IS configuration, you have to enter the user's "Login ID", "Password", the "Call Type" expected, the "Phone Numbers" of the remote site and Multi-Link PPP Enable/Disable. Additional information that can be entered to fine tune your connection as "Reserved Channel" and "Virtual Connection" parameters. Enable Virtual Connection (Spoofing) This allows the setting of timing parameters for a virtual (spoofing) connection. Virtual connections may be initiated by: A defined LAN to LAN profile with Enable Auto Connect and Enable Virtual Connection flag sets. A defined static route can be established on demand and a LAN to LAN profile with an Enable Virtual Connection flag set. An incoming call that is logged into a user profile as a LAN to LAN profile, which is defined as having an Enable Virtual Connection flag set. Note: To successfully connect every time, reserve in advance the channels needed for a virtual connection. The IP addresses must be set-up on the "IP Profile" screen (example 833AS): The CISCO 1000 Router Configuration Version 11.0 No service pad Service up small servers Service TCP-small-servers ! hostname ciscorouter ! boot system flash 1004cfg enable secret 5 $1$hvWd$di/AxKigLkK6nG.5eDUrJ. enable password Perle ! username 833AS password 7 110A1016141D username P833 password 7 03347E392A username 833IS password 7 05080F1C2243 isdn switch-type basic-dms100 ! interface Ethernet0 ip address 192.169.1.3 255.255.255.0 ! interface BRI0 ip address 199.10.10.100 255.255.255.0 encapsulation ppp arp arpa arp probe arp snap arp timeout 0 shutdown dialer map ip 199.10.10.1 94773945 dialer-group 1 isdn spid1 905475545400 4755454 isdn spid2 905475389800 4753898 ppp authentication chap ppp chap password 7 15222E3E28 ! router rip no validate-update-source network 199.10.10.0 network 192.169.1.0 neighbor 199.10.10.1 ! access-list 101 permit ip any any snmp-server community public RO dialer-list 1 protocol ip list 101 ! line con 0 line vty 0 4 password fareed login ! end