FireBrick L2TP Server: Difference between revisions

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The settings explained are:

*name - Just a name for this

*hostname - the hostname used within the [[L2TP|l2tp]], this will be used later when setting up the AAISP SIM end.

*hostname - the hostname used within the [[L2TP|l2tp]], this will be used later when setting up the AAISP SIM end

*secret - the password (optional)

*pppip - the IP used as the PPP endpoint on the FireBrick - typically the FireBricks IP address

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The match settings are to match individual SIMs when the connect in, and thus giving them their own IP address etc. You can add multiple Match entries; one for each SIM you have.

*name - just a name, e.g. the name of the person using this SIM

*graph - make a graph for this SIM - will show usage etc., but latency can be ignored.

*graph - make a graph for this SIM - will show usage etc., but latency can be ignored

*calling-station-id - this is the ICCID of the SIM, as AAISP use this as the station id

*remote-ip - the IP address to give the SIM, i.e., an IP address on your LAN

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==Routing from the LAN (Enable proxy-ARP)==

If you are assigning IPs from your LAN to the SIM, then as the [[L2TP]] connection is on a different interface to your LAN -to enable routing from the LAN to your SIM you will need to set proxy-arp=true on the LAN interface.

If you are assigning IPs from your LAN to the SIM, then as the [[L2TP]] connection is on a different interface to your LAN -to enable routing from the LAN to your SIM you will need to set <tt>proxy-arp=true</tt> on the LAN interface.

=AAISP Config=