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[[Category:Incoming L2TP]]
See further below for
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If you'd rather not set this all up with the CLI then you can use Network Manager instead.▼
First, install the packages for the l2tp client and the network manager controls:▼
apt install xl2tpd network-manager-l2tp network-manager-l2tp-gnome▼
If the packages are not found, you may need to add some PPA's, eg one or both of these may be required:▼
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nm-l2tp/network-manager-l2tp▼
sudo add-apt-repository universe▼
sudo apt-get update▼
Then, using Network Manager, create the L2TP connection:▼
#Add a L2TP connection: (pic below)▼
##Click the Network icon on the task bar▼
##Click Settings▼
##Next to 'VPN', click the + icon▼
#Enter in the settings: (pic below)▼
##Name: anything, eg AAISP▼
##Type: Password▼
##User name: your login we gave you, eg xxx@a.1▼
##Password: the password we gave you▼
##Click Apply▼
#Connect/disconnect via the network icon on the taskbar (pic below)▼
<gallery heights=250 widths=250 caption="Ubuntu/Network Manager pics">▼
NetworkManagerL2TP1.png|Add a L2TP connection▼
NetworkManagerL2TP2.png|Enter in the settings▼
NetworkManagerL2TP3.png|Connect/disconnect▼
</gallery>▼
= Linux / xl2tpd =
<ol>
require authentication = no<br />
pppoptfile = /etc/ppp/options.aaisp<br />
#redial = yes<br />
#redial timeout = 15<br />
#max redials = 9999<br />
#autodial = yes</code></li>
<li>Create <code>/etc/ppp/options.aaisp</code> containing the following (obviously change the name and password to match your L2TP login details):<br />
<code>+ipv6<br />
<code>echo "c aaisp" > /var/run/xl2tpd/l2tp-control</code></li>
</ol>
This should give you a new PPP device which encapsulates the L2TP connection.▼
▲*This should give you a new PPP device which encapsulates the L2TP connection.
== Troubleshooting ==▼
*You will then need to figure out what you want to route up the tunnel.
Logs are written /var/log/daemon.log▼
If you see "No such tunnel", you might want to try restarting the daemon▼
▲=== Troubleshooting ===
▲Logs are written /var/log/daemon.log
▲If you see "No such tunnel", you might want to try restarting the daemon
▲If you'd rather not set this all up with the CLI then you can use Network Manager instead.
▲First, install the packages for the l2tp client and the network manager controls:
▲ apt install xl2tpd network-manager-l2tp network-manager-l2tp-gnome
▲If the packages are not found, you may need to add some PPA's, eg one or both of these may be required:
▲ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nm-l2tp/network-manager-l2tp
▲ sudo add-apt-repository universe
▲ sudo apt-get update
▲Then, using Network Manager, create the L2TP connection:
▲#Add a L2TP connection: (pic below)
▲##Click the Network icon on the task bar
▲##Click Settings
▲##Next to 'VPN', click the + icon
▲#Enter in the settings: (pic below)
▲##Name: anything, eg AAISP
▲##Type: Password
▲##User name: your login we gave you, eg xxx@a.1
▲##Password: the password we gave you
▲##Click Apply
▲#Connect/disconnect via the network icon on the taskbar (pic below)
▲<gallery heights=250 widths=250 caption="Ubuntu/Network Manager pics">
▲NetworkManagerL2TP1.png|Add a L2TP connection
▲NetworkManagerL2TP2.png|Enter in the settings
▲NetworkManagerL2TP3.png|Connect/disconnect
▲</gallery>
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