Hey, I don't write the software. Take it up with them. Here's Cisco's
response to my inquiry on PPPoE a few months ago:
In terms of the 12.1 release notes, PPPoE is supported only on our 6400
series router. Along the same
line PPPoE over ATM is support (sic) only on the 3600 or higher series
routers.
And if you don't believe it, why don't YOU look it up on Cisco's web site?
"Alexander K" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > > does anyone know,
> > > if Cisco plans to support PPP over Ethernet (PPPoE) on some general
> > purpose
> > > routers like 36xx, ... ?
>
>
> > You can get PPPoE over ATM on a 3600 series. Requires minimum
> > 12.1 IP Plus IOS
>
> Ok, but it is still not clear why doesn't it work without ATM.
>
> The idea is to use PPPoE in ethernet environment (with xDSL ethernet
> bridges, etc) to provide authentication and traffic accounting/billing.
> Of course I can use NetFlow to measure per-user traffic, but in such case
we
> have to build some proprietary solution to authenticate users.
>
> There is no ATM, in any way...
>
>
>
> Alexander Krastelev
> Systems Engineer
> UNIPLACE AG
>
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