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From: David Schwartz on 26 Apr 2010 06:37
On Apr 26, 1:10 am, "goarilla(a)work" <kevindotpau...(a)mtmdotkuleuven.be>
wrote:

> how about this one:http://www.roaringpenguin.com/products/pppoe#download

I'm not specifically familiar with Lenny, but this is what most
distributions use for PPPoE. Likely your package manager can install
it, the package may be called "rp-pppoe".

DS
From: Mart Frauenlob on 26 Apr 2010 10:11
On 26.04.2010 05:49, Joshua Whalen wrote:
> Thanks to everyone so far for all your help... I'm pretty close to havng
> a workable solution, but can someone clue me in on exactly how one might
> initiate a pppoe connection WITHOUT the router? I kind of had a sudden
> flash of memory where I recalled having made such a setup about a decade
> ago, where I simply plugged the dsl line into the ethernet jack. This,
> however, was on a mac, not a linux box, and so I was using
> chimpinterface tools like internet connect to establish the internet
> connection. It seemed that David was implying I could do something like
> this with linux, but I want to make sure I've understood this correctly,
> and what software, if any, I need to do the job. Again, I'm running
> Debian/Lenny with a Verizon dsl line (soon to be a panix/verizon dsl
> line, which will make life easier).
>

please switch to bottom posting.

aptitude search pppoe

and/or:

fav. search engine: linux dsl pppoe
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