PPP

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PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol) is a data link layer communication protocol commonly used to establish direct connections and transmit network traffic over serial links such as dial-up and leased lines.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf data link layer protocol
point-to-point communication protocol
abbreviation PPP
authenticationMethod CHAP
PAP
connectionType asynchronous
synchronous
definedIn OSI model NERFINISHED
encapsulates AppleTalk NERFINISHED
IP
IPX NERFINISHED
multiple network layer protocols
errorDetectionMethod Frame Check Sequence
frameField Address
Control
FCS NERFINISHED
Flag
Information
Protocol
fullName Point-to-Point Protocol NERFINISHED
hasComponent Link Control Protocol NERFINISHED
Network Control Protocols
PPP frame format
hasSubprotocol LCP
NCP
layer data link layer
multilinkExtension Multilink PPP (MLPPP) NERFINISHED
negotiates link parameters
network layer protocol options
OSIlayerNumber 2
primaryUse encapsulate network layer protocol packets over point-to-point links
establish direct connections between two network nodes
relatedProtocol PPPoA NERFINISHED
PPPoE NERFINISHED
specifiedIn RFC 1661 NERFINISHED
standardizedBy Internet Engineering Task Force
surface form: IETF
supports authentication
compression (via extensions)
encryption (via extensions)
error detection
link quality monitoring
multilink operation
supportsAddressing no MAC addresses (point-to-point only)
supportsMultilink yes GENERATED
usedFor dial-up Internet access
tunneling over PPPoA
tunneling over PPPoE
usedOver ISDN links
SONET links
dial-up lines
leased lines
serial links

Referenced by (10)

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Open Transport networking supportsProtocol PPP
subject surface form: Open Transport
RFC 1654 shortName PPP
RFC 1661 shortTitle PPP
RFC 1661 abbreviation PPP
RFC 1055 relatedTo PPP