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3.2.4 PPPoE Profiles
Setup > Internet Settings > PPPoE Profiles > WAN1 PPPoE Profiles
Some ISP’s allow for multiple concurrent PPPoE sessions (it is most common in
Japan). Each connection can have its own specific authentication requirements and
will provide unique IP, gateway, and DNS address parameters to the associated
WAN port.
The PPPoE Profiles page offers a convenient way to maintain multiple PPPoE
accounts, which can then be associated with one of the available WAN interfaces.
Once configured, a PPPoE profile name can be selected on the WAN configuration
page to reduce the configuration requirements for that WAN port.
The PPPoE profile is referenced on the WAN Configuration page. The List of
PPPoE profiles for a particular WAN (see figure below) outlines the available
profile and their status and authentication type.
Figu re 12: Lis t of con figu red PPPoE p rofiles
To create a new PPPoE profile, select Add in the PPPoE Profile page. Each profile
is associated to one of the two WAN ports. Similar to the PPPoE configuration
options in the WAN configuration page, you need to define the ISP logon
credentials, authentication type, and connectivity settings for the PPPoE session.
This information will be provided by the ISP that offers multiple PPPoE session
support.