On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 10:14:01AM -0400, James Carlson wrote: > > The additions for this feature are a new "-s" option for the > sppptun(1M) command: > > sppptun plumb [-s <sap>] [<protocol> <device>] > > This allows the user to specify a particular SAP (Ethertype) value in > hexadecimal to be used for each plumbed stream. The more common way > to configure PPPoE, though, is through the /etc/ppp/pppoe.if file, > which is used to run sppptun at boot time. This file currently takes > one interface name per line. It will be updated to use this syntax: > > if-name [session-SAP [discovery-SAP]] > > where session-SAP and discovery-SAP are used to set the SAP values for > sppptun. The problem described in the original bug report could now > be handled by using: > > e1000g0 3c13 3c12
Why are there two SAPs here, but only one on the sppptun command line? Cheers, - jonathan
