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Configuring Your Linux Device

1. Set a host name. The host name must be a user on the Allied Telesis device. To set a default

hostname on your linux device, use "hostname <newname>":

[root@linux_client michael]# hostname

linux_client

2. Check the ppp options file. The options file is not used when this particular pppd link is started.

However, if it is used, it should look like this:

[root@linux_client michael]# cat /etc/ppp/options

lock

#debug

#novj

#require-pap

3. Check the CHAP secrets file. In this configuration there are a number of lines that are

commented out but only the last line is used. The last line of your CHAP secrets file should look

like this (as underlined in output below):

[root@linux_client michael]# cat /etc/ppp/chap-secrets

# Secrets for authentication using CHAP

# client

#tester

#eightbit

#manager

linux_client

Set Up PPPoE Between a Linux Client and an Allied Telesis Access Concentrator

Configure your Linux device as follows:

server

test

pptpd

secret

IP addresses

password

12345678

1.1.1.1

eightbit

1.1.1.2

friend

password