| Subject: | PPPoE over Cipe for NT people |
| From: | "Yves Smolders" <yves.smolders,AT,pandora,DOT,be> |
| Date: | Tue, 26 Mar 2002 17:34:38 +0100 |
Hey everyone, ? I was reading the website <A href="http://user.cs.tu-berlin.de/~normanb/">http://user.cs.tu-berlin.de/~normanb/?that provides Windows 2000 users with native PPPoE solutions that present themselves as a Network Interface Card to the OS, to replace the crappy PPPoE driver that is included with a well known ADSL product in Belgium. ? When reading I saw that PPPoE is compatible with any interface that supports Ethernet. ? Now I read in this group that the Windows CIPE version presents itself as a full Ethernet device. ? Haven't tested it yet, but using PPPoE over CIPE might be a possibility, presenting Windows users with a solution that requires no static routing tables & multiple subnets, just "RAS dial in" put over the Internet, and at the Win2000 "incoming connections" provide a static range of IP's within the subnet you use - presto, browsing the network over Internet... ? I know PPTP and IPSEC in W2K are solutions for this as well, but they don't work well over NAT and PAT, something CIPE doesn't really care about.? L2TP can be used in W2K as well, without IPSEC, when registry is "hacked" but that doesn't offer security. ? If I have the time I will try to do some experiments. ? Yves