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      saty last edited by

      Hi everybody!

      I use pfSense 1.0 RC 2.
      I configure PPPoE service. And connencting w2k client. Error code 612, the port is disconnected.  I tested the w2k client another pppoe server and to operate.

      And test the pfSense to the ovislink rs1200 sec gw, but don't to operate.

      My config:
      Interface OPT1
      Interface ip address: 192.168.144.1/24  (and another test the dchp client)

      PPPoE service conf
      Interface: OPT1
      Subnet:/24
      Server Address: 192.168.144.254
      Remote Address Range: 192.168.144.0

      Not used Radius

      Users tab
      username: teszt
      Password: teszt
      Ip address: 192.168.144.18

      Firewall rules:
      OPT1 Interface
      default accept, the default tab config

      VPN PPPoE Interface
      default accept, the default tab config

      log:
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] device is now in state DOWN
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] device: CLOSE event in state DOWN
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] device is now in state DOWN
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] pausing 6 seconds before open
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] device: OPEN event in state DOWN
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: Close event
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] link: CLOSE event
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] bundle: CLOSE event in state OPENED
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] IPCP: LayerFinish
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] IPCP: state change Starting –> Initial
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] IPCP: Close event
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] closing link "pppoe0"…
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: LayerFinish
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: state change Starting –> Initial
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: Close event
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: LayerStart
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: phase shift ESTABLISH –> DEAD
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: state change Stopped –> Starting
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: Down event
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] link: DOWN event
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] device is now in state DOWN
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] device: DOWN event in state CLOSING
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] device is now in state CLOSING
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] device: CLOSE event in state UP
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: LayerFinish
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: state change Ack-Sent –> Stopped
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: parameter negotiation failed
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: not converging
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MRU 1400
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: rec'd Configure Nak #20 link 0 (Ack-Sent)
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: AUTHPROTO CHAP MD5
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MAGICNUM cb2adacc
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MRU 1400
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: SendConfigReq #20
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MRU 1400
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: rec'd Configure Nak #19 link 0 (Ack-Sent)
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: AUTHPROTO CHAP MD5
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MAGICNUM cb2adacc
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MRU 1400
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: SendConfigReq #19
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MRU 1400
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: rec'd Configure Nak #18 link 0 (Ack-Sent)
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: AUTHPROTO CHAP MD5
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MAGICNUM cb2adacc
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MRU 1400
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: SendConfigReq #18
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MRU 1400
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: rec'd Configure Nak #17 link 0 (Ack-Sent)
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: AUTHPROTO CHAP MD5
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MAGICNUM cb2adacc
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MRU 1400
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: SendConfigReq #17
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MRU 1400
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: rec'd Configure Nak #16 link 0 (Ack-Sent)
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: AUTHPROTO CHAP MD5
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MAGICNUM cb2adacc
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MRU 1400
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: SendConfigReq #16
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MRU 1400
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: rec'd Configure Nak #15 link 0 (Ack-Sent)
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: AUTHPROTO CHAP MD5
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MAGICNUM cb2adacc
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MRU 1400
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: SendConfigReq #15
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MRU 1400
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: rec'd Configure Nak #14 link 0 (Ack-Sent)
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: AUTHPROTO CHAP MD5
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MAGICNUM cb2adacc
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MRU 1400
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: SendConfigReq #14
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MRU 1400
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: rec'd Configure Nak #13 link 0 (Ack-Sent)
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: AUTHPROTO CHAP MD5
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MAGICNUM cb2adacc
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MRU 1400
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: SendConfigReq #13
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MRU 1400
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: rec'd Configure Nak #12 link 0 (Ack-Sent)
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: state change Req-Sent –> Ack-Sent
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: ENDPOINTDISC [LOCAL] ef f8 97 93 9b f5 49 28 94 e1 6a a2 f7 ab 0d bf 00 00 00 00
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MAGICNUM 1be543bd
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: SendConfigAck #1
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: ENDPOINTDISC [LOCAL] ef f8 97 93 9b f5 49 28 94 e1 6a a2 f7 ab 0d bf 00 00 00 00
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MAGICNUM 1be543bd
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: rec'd Configure Request #1 link 0 (Req-Sent)
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: AUTHPROTO CHAP MD5
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MAGICNUM cb2adacc
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MRU 1492
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: SendConfigReq #12
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: PROTOCOMP
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: rec'd Configure Reject #11 link 0 (Req-Sent)
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MP MRRU 1614
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: CALLBACK
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: SendConfigRej #0
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: ENDPOINTDISC [LOCAL] ef f8 97 93 9b f5 49 28 94 e1 6a a2 f7 ab 0d bf 00 00 00 00
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MP MRRU 1614
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: Not supported
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: CALLBACK
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MAGICNUM 1be543bd
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: rec'd Configure Request #0 link 0 (Req-Sent)
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: AUTHPROTO CHAP MD5
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MAGICNUM cb2adacc
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: MRU 1492
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: PROTOCOMP
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: SendConfigReq #11
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: phase shift DEAD –> ESTABLISH
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: state change Starting –> Req-Sent
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: Up event
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] link: origination is remote
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] link: UP event
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] device is now in state UP
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] device: UP event in state OPENING
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] PPPoE connection successful
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] device is now in state OPENING
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] PppoeOpen() on incoming call
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] device: OPEN event in state DOWN
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: LayerStart
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: state change Initial –> Starting
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] LCP: Open event
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] link: OPEN event
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] opening link "pppoe0"…
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] bundle: OPEN event in state CLOSED
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] IPCP: LayerStart
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] IPCP: state change Initial –> Starting
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] IPCP: Open event
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] PPPoE response sent
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: [pppoe0] Accepting PPPoE connection
      Aug 26 15:33:32 mpd: Incoming PPPoE connection request via xl0: for service "*" from 00:04:75:fd:e7:c5

      ########
      Why don't documentation to the function?????????
      How to configuration the PPPoE server ??????
      ########

      Otherwise the great tool the pfSense!!!

      –
      Sorry My Litle English

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        aldo last edited by

        this is a windows issue i have lots of experiance  with windows clients and pppoe so you have to believe this some clients will work fine and some don't
        you really need to use a good pppoe dialer on any version of windows.
        dr tcp will help you lower the mtu so you client does not have so many problems
        i would also suggest you disable your ccp extension son the pppoe server on pfsense. i can't remember the config paramators for mpd daemon but the docs for it are on sourceforge

        also another issue we see a lot is the defaults for windows pppoe auth are wrong for our setup and need to be manually adjusted.

        my two cents worth i have a bit of development time at the moment so should be around on the forums for the next few days if you have other questions

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