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* Record PPPoE clients internet activity([[wfquery|Internet Usage]])
 
* Record PPPoE clients internet activity([[wfquery|Internet Usage]])
 
* Set access policy for PPPoE clients.([[Access_Policy]])
 
* Set access policy for PPPoE clients.([[Access_Policy]])
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* Query PPPoE login history.([[account|Accounts]])
  
 
== PPPoE Settings ==
 
== PPPoE Settings ==
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* Bandwidth Limit: whether to limit clients bandwidth rate. The unit is Kbyte. For each user, you can set bandwidth limit in [[Account|Local_Account]] to overwrite the global bandwidth limit.
 
* Bandwidth Limit: whether to limit clients bandwidth rate. The unit is Kbyte. For each user, you can set bandwidth limit in [[Account|Local_Account]] to overwrite the global bandwidth limit.
 
* Auth Type
 
* Auth Type
** "Local Auth": authenticate with username and password of local accounts. This user shall enable "PPPoE" access in [[Account|Local_Account]].
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** "Local Auth": authenticate with username and password of local accounts. This user shall enable "PPPoE" access in Local_Account.
** "Remote Auth": send credentials to a remote radius server for authentication. For example, [[Enable_AD_Radius|Configure RADIUS Server Authentication for Active Directory]]
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** "Email Auth": send credentials to a pop/imap email server for authentication.
** When both are enabled, we will do "local auth" first. If this user is not found in "local account", then check the remote radius sever.
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** "Ldap Auth": send credentials to a ldap server for authentication.
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** "Radius Auth": send credentials to a remote radius server for authentication.
 
* Auth Protocols: supported PPPoE auth protocols, which shall be consistence with PPPoE client settings.
 
* Auth Protocols: supported PPPoE auth protocols, which shall be consistence with PPPoE client settings.
[[File:Faq_en_pppoe001.jpg|800px]]
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** For "Email Auth" and "Ldap Auth", only "pap" is supported.
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[[File:Faq_en_pppoe001.png|800px]]
  
 
== FAQ ==
 
== FAQ ==

Latest revision as of 10:23, 23 July 2017

[edit] 1 PPPoE

PPPoE is to provide a PPPoE service for local network users. With PPPoE, you can:

  • Allow clients to connect PPPoE service.
  • Show PPPoE clients in the Real-time Bandwidth(IP, MAC, username)
  • Record PPPoE clients internet activity(Internet Usage)
  • Set access policy for PPPoE clients.(Access_Policy)
  • Query PPPoE login history.(Accounts)

[edit] 2 PPPoE Settings

  • Interface: the LAN interface to enable PPPoE.
  • Service Name: PPPoE service name. Only required when you have multiple PPPoE services in network.
  • IP Range: the assigned IP address range to clients.
  • DNS: the assigned DNS to clients.
  • Bandwidth Limit: whether to limit clients bandwidth rate. The unit is Kbyte. For each user, you can set bandwidth limit in Local_Account to overwrite the global bandwidth limit.
  • Auth Type
    • "Local Auth": authenticate with username and password of local accounts. This user shall enable "PPPoE" access in Local_Account.
    • "Email Auth": send credentials to a pop/imap email server for authentication.
    • "Ldap Auth": send credentials to a ldap server for authentication.
    • "Radius Auth": send credentials to a remote radius server for authentication.
  • Auth Protocols: supported PPPoE auth protocols, which shall be consistence with PPPoE client settings.
    • For "Email Auth" and "Ldap Auth", only "pap" is supported.

Faq en pppoe001.png

[edit] 3 FAQ

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