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This function initializes the PPP options, pointed to by the
options parameter, to the default state. Once
the defaults have been initialized, application code may adjust them
by assigning new values to the the fields of the
cyg_ppp_options_t structure.
This function returns zero if the options were initialized
successfully. It returns -1 if the options
argument is NULL, or the options could not be initialized.
The option fields, their functions and default values are as follows:
If set to 1 this enables the reporting of debug messages
from the PPP system. These will be generated using
diag_printf() and will appear on the standard
debug channel. Note that diag_printf()
disables interrupts during output: this may cause the PPP link
device to overrun and miss characters. It is quite possible for
this option to cause errors and even make the PPP link fail
completely. Consequently, this option should be used with care.
Default value: 0
This five bit field enables low level debugging messages from
the PPP device layer in the TCP/IP stack. As with the
debug option, this may result in missed
characters and cause errors. The bits of the field have the
following meanings:
| Bit | BSD Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0x01 | SC_DEBUG | Enable debug messages |
| 0x02 | SC_LOG_INPKT | Log contents of good packets received |
| 0x04 | SC_LOG_OUTPKT | Log contents of packets sent |
| 0x08 | SC_LOG_RAWIN | Log all characters received |
| 0x10 | SC_LOG_FLUSH | Log all characters flushed |
Default value: 0
If set to 1 this option causes the PPP subsystem to install a default route in the TCP/IP stack's routing tables using the peer as the gateway. This entry will be removed when the PPP link is broken. If there is already an existing working network connection, such as an ethernet device, then there may already be a default route established. If this is the case, then this option will have no effect.
Default value: 1
If this option is set to 1, then the modem lines will be used during the connection. Specifically, the PPP subsystem will wait until the carrier detect signal is asserted before bringing up the PPP link, and will take the PPP link down if this signal is de-asserted.
Default value: 0
This option is used to specify the mechanism used to control data flow across the serial line. It can take one of the following values:
The flow control mechanism is not changed and is left at whatever value was set before bringing PPP up. This allows a non-standard flow control mechanism to be used, or for it to be chosen and set by some other means.
Flow control is turned off. It is not recommended that this option be used unless the baud rate is set low or the two communicating machines are particularly fast.
Use hardware flow control via the RTS/CTS lines. This is the most effective flow control mechanism and should always be used if available. Availability of this mechanism depends on whether the serial device hardware has the ability to control these lines, whether they have been connected to the socket pins and whether the device driver has the necessary support.
Use software flow control by embedding XON/XOFF characters in the data stream. This is somewhat less effective that hardware flow control since it is subject to the propagation time of the serial cable and the latency of the communicating devices. Since it does not rely on any hardware support, this flow control mechanism is always available.
Default value: CYG_PPP_FLOWCTL_HARDWARE
If this option is set to 1, then the PPP subsystem will not
agree to authenticate itself to the peer with PAP. When dialling
in to a remote server it is normal to authenticate the
client. There are three ways this can be done, using a
straightforward login mechanism via the CHAT script, with the
Password Authentication Protocol (PAP), or with the Challenge
Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP). For PAP to work the
user and
passwd options must be set to the
expected values. If they are not, then this option should be set
to force CHAP authentication.
Default value: 0
If this option is set to 1, then the PPP subsystem will not
agree to authenticate itself to the peer with CHAP. CHAP
authentication will only work if the
passwd option has been set to the
required CHAP secret for the destination server. Otherwise this
option should be disabled.
If both refuse_pap and
refuse_chap are set, then either no
authentication will be carried out, or it is the responsibility of
the chat script to do it. If the peer does not
require any authentication, then the setting of these options is
irrelevant.
Default value: 0
This option is set to the baud rate at which the serial connection should be run. The default value is the rate at which modems conventionally operate. This field is an instance of the cyg_serial_baud_rate_t enum defined in the serialio.h header and may only take one of the baud rate constants defined in there.
Default value: CYGNUM_SERIAL_BAUD_115200
This is the number of seconds that the PPP connection may be idle before it is shut down automatically.
Default value: 60
This causes the connection to terminate when it has been up for this number of seconds. The default value of zero means that the connection will stay up indefinitely, until either end explicitly brings it down, or the link is lost.
Default value: 0
This is the IP address, in network byte order, to be attached to the local end of the PPP connection. The default value of INADDR_ANY causes the local address to be obtained from the peer.
Default value: INADDR_ANY
This is the IP address, in network byte order, to be attached to the remote end of the PPP connection. The default value of INADDR_ANY causes the remote address to be obtained from the peer.
Default value: INADDR_ANY
This is a pointer to a CHAT script suitable for passing to
cyg_ppp_chat(). See Chapter 57
for details of the format and contents of this script.
Default value: NULL
This array contains the user name to be used for PAP authentication. This field is not used for CHAP authentication. By default the value of this option is set from the CYGPKG_PPP_AUTH_DEFAULT_USER configuration option.
Default value: CYGPKG_PPP_AUTH_DEFAULT_USER
This array contains the password to be used for PAP authentication, or the secret to be used during CHAP authentication. By default the value of this option is set from the CYGPKG_PPP_AUTH_DEFAULT_PASSWD configuration option.
Default value: CYGPKG_PPP_AUTH_DEFAULT_PASSWD