06-05-2014 02:01 AM - edited 03-04-2019 11:06 PM
Hi,
We use PPP keepalive on PPP session between LNS (ASR1K) and CPE (cisco ISR G2, and some other vendors CPE routers).
If no reply is received after (i guess) 3 keepalive messages are sent on a ppp session, the ppp session goes down. Common practice.
The keepalive message are actually PPP LCP echo and PPP LCP request.
Is there a standard that set the length of the data in those keepalive messages ?
What is the default data length used by Cisco routers in LCP echo/request messages sent as PPP keepalive ?
The answer is important for us in a very specific context.
06-20-2014 08:18 AM
Answering my own question : ppp keepalives are 16 bytes ppp packets (4 bytes for ppp header + 12 bytes for lcp packet).
Don't know if this is a standard, but that's what I saw between ISR and ASR.
12-20-2014 07:34 AM
default is 10 seconds period, 5 keepalives sent
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