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# Click '''Enable'''. |
# Click '''Enable'''. |
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# Change to the '''Status''' tab, and you should see your L2TP tunnel connect. You should see your assigned IPv4 address in the '''Local Address''' field, and "81.187.81.187" in '''Remote Address'''. |
# Change to the '''Status''' tab, and you should see your L2TP tunnel connect. You should see your assigned IPv4 address in the '''Local Address''' field, and "81.187.81.187" in '''Remote Address'''. |
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If your tunnel came up successfully you should now be connected. Devices plugged into ether2, ether3, ether4, and ether5 should be able to get IP addresses automatically, and their traffic should be sent down the L2TP tunnel. |
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If you have an IPv4 block to use, then continue on to the next section - otherwise, you're done! |
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== Using a public IPv4 block == |
== Using a public IPv4 block == |
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