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Comments
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Roaring Penguin PPPoE client
by Matt Gleeson - Feb 8th 2000 18:41:00
I have had great success with the Roaring Penguin client and my PacBell
DSL account.
It runs in userspace, which means it's not super-efficient, but I also
don't have to worry about a bleeding-edge kernel module crashing my
firewall. At full tilt on my 1.5Mbps DSL line, the pppoe CPU usage has
spiked up to as high as 70% on my 486 router/firewall. This is fine with
me, but something to think about if you are using a low-powered machine
with other duties besides just routing.
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Re: Roaring Penguin PPPoE client
by ryan - Feb 5th 2001 14:39:11
> I have had great success with the
> Roaring Penguin client and my PacBell
> DSL account.
> It runs in userspace, which means it's
> not super-efficient, but I also don't
> have to worry about a bleeding-edge
> kernel module crashing my firewall. At
> full tilt on my 1.5Mbps DSL line, the
> pppoe CPU usage has spiked up to as high
> as 70% on my 486 router/firewall. This
> is fine with me, but something to think
> about if you are using a low-powered
> machine with other duties besides just
> routing.
Linux 2.4.0 isn't really bleeding edge anymore. PPPoE in the kernel plus
pppd 2.4.0 works like a charm.
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Re: Roaring Penguin PPPoE client
by David F. Skoll - Feb 5th 2001 14:56:40
> Linux 2.4.0 isn't really bleeding edge
> anymore. PPPoE in the kernel plus pppd
> 2.4.0 works like a charm.
It does indeed. And the latest rp-pppoe (2.8) supports kernel-mode PPPoE,
but with the same simple setup and start/stop scripts as user-mode PPPoE.
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Re: Roaring Penguin PPPoE client
by muramas - Jun 30th 2001 16:53:19
rp-pppoe is great software.. should be included
with more CDROM distributions, imho (particularly
with adsl on the rise as a solution for home
networking)..
ive noticed a wierd bug though, when i recompiled
rp-pppoe for kernel 2.4.2: the pppoe kernel-mode
works, but only root has access to the connection.
has this happened to anyone else? is there an
easy fix?
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Re: Roaring Penguin PPPoE client
by Jorgesc - Jul 10th 2003 20:52:25
This PPPoE client works with Linux RedHat 9.0??
and I how configure this client.
It excuses by my ingles.
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Re: Roaring Penguin PPPoE client
by Charlie Calvert - Aug 6th 2003 08:25:48
% I how configure this client.
Just run adsl-setup and follow the prompts. Or run the GUI ((tkpppoe)
and fill in the fields. It's pretty intuitive.
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good software.
by Nicko Acks - Dec 23rd 1999 03:05:03
I recently got Bell Atlantic ADSL service and was in need of a ppp
over ethernet solution (as bell atlantic uses winpoet for thier
dsl service and they do not support anything other than windows
and Mac's). While I at first had a bit of trouble setting things up
(mainly because Bell Atl. did not give much for documentation),
I managed to get things running without too much trouble... I
specificly found the scripts that came with this package to be
very
helpful while the documentation was not any more
helpfull than what I
had seen in other packages.
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