Thanks Matt,
I see what you mean now. I actually use my ADSL device as a router/firewall
so I don't have to use a seperate machine.
I've read that there is no real world speed difference between PPPoA and
PPPoE, just the way it handles the authentication.
Thanks,
Phil.
- Original M
In my understanding, PPPoE is the newer, more flexible protocol...as it
allows more detailed AAA through the ISPs RADIUS infrastructure. But there
are no benefits to the end ISP user AFAIK.
The other options there, as you'll find, define the topology of your
connection (do you want the DSL modem
Hi guys,
On the topic of ADSL, I have just looked at my router at home and see that I
have the following modes available to me:
* RFC 1483 Routed
* RFC 1483 Bridged
* PPPoA Routed
* IPoA Routed
* PPPoE Routed
* PPPoE Routed with Pass-through.
Assuming they were all available (I have no idea,
