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==Initial connection setup==
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*Start▼
*Control Panel (cog icon)▼
*Network & Internet▼
*VPN (link on left panel)▼
*Add a VPN connection, with these details:▼
**VPN Provider = built in▼
**Connection Name: AAISP L2TP▼
**Server name: l2tp.aa.net.uk▼
**Type: L2TP (With certificate (we'll disable ipsec later))▼
** username: your xxx@a.1 username▼
** your password▼
*Click save▼
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You should then be able to connect and disconnect via the Network icon in your Start bar.
Once the connection has been created, ensure CHAP authentication is enabled:
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# Open Network and Sharing Centre
# Click Change adapter settings
You can do this by disabling the option to use the default gateway of the L2TP - this is a setting found in the TCPIP settings of the L2TP connection Adaptor settings:
You can then use various commands to route specific traffic over the L2TP, eg, for example if you only want to send "81.187.30.81/32 over the L2TP, then you can use this PowerShell command:
== Windows 7 ==
'''(Upgrade to Windows 10, or later!)'''
This probably applies to Windows 8 too.
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