[RP-PPPoE] Question about using rp-pppoe without a username/password

[Richard Fall]

Not correct--a business class AT&T DSL line, with a set of
static IP addresses assigned, doesn't require authentication.
The reason?  You have to "light up" that particular line,
they know which one it is, and so they do not require any
authentication.

- Rich

On May 27, 2009, at 4:40 AM, David F. Skoll wrote:

> EasyHorpak.com wrote:
>
>> How you can access the house without key?
>> PPPoE must have authen man..
>
> You can run PPP without authentication.  It's unlikely that the OP's  
> provider
> does so, however, so I don't think he's on the right track.
>
> -- David.
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- Rich

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