[8.960][CLOSED] Number of PPPoE interfaces

Originally the UTM could only have one PPPoE interface and the second link had to be a standard ethernet port.
In preparation for connecting a second ISP ADSL service with native IPv6 I find I can configure a second PPPoE interface.

I can't test it yet the service has not been provided.

Is my configuration correct or will it fail?

Ian

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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 13 years ago

Just to add a little interest to the question, my current ISP will be the IPv4 gateway and the new ISP will be the IPv6 gateway.

Will I need some extra rules to get the traffic splitting?

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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 13 years ago

Just to add a little interest to the question, my current ISP will be the IPv4 gateway and the new ISP will be the IPv6 gateway.

Will I need some extra rules to get the traffic splitting?

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0 sjorge over 13 years ago in reply to RFCat_vk_01

As long as both PPPoE modems are connected to different physical ports on the ASG you should be fine I think.

I currently have eth0 and eth1 linked to a switch that puts them in VLAN 50, which goes to my ethernet modem, I can establish 2 sessions just fine.

Not sure on the IPv6 support though, my ISP does not offer it.

I also tried creating 2 session on 1 physical interface but that doesn't work. Neither does a VLAN interface [:(]
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