What actions can be configured in the local PPP Secrets/PPP Profiles database?

In the local PPP Secrets and PPP Profiles database, configuring maximum values for transferred data (Rx/Tx) is a standard capability that allows the network administrator to impose specific limitations on the amount of data that can be sent or received over the Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP). This is essential for managing bandwidth usage and ensuring fair access among users.

By setting maximum transfer values, administrators can control how much data each user is allowed to consume, thereby preventing any single user from monopolizing bandwidth resources. This not only improves overall network performance but also helps in managing resources effectively, particularly in environments with limited bandwidth availability.

Such configurations are vital for environments where multiple users connect through a single PPP server, allowing for better prioritization and traffic management according to the network's policies.