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Chapter 9 Wireless configuration
Figure 9_10 PPPoE Global Settings
Enable PPPoE server: Enables/disables the PPPoE server function of the device. Select it to
enable.
Forcing PPPoE authentication: Enabling it means to only allow the users who pass the
intranet PPPoE authentication to access the Internet.
Exception address group: After the device enables the forcing PPPoE authentication, the
users of the address group can communicate with external network without dial-up
authentication, and the address group needs to be configured in the User management ->
User group configuration page.
Starting IP address: The starting IP address the PPPoE server automatically assigns to the
network computers.
Primary DNS server: The IP address of the primary DNS server automatically assigned by
the PPPoE server to the network computers.
Secondary DNS server: The IP address of the secondary DNS server automatically assigned
by the PPPoE server to the network computers.
Allow users to modify the dial-up password: Checking it means to allow intranet PPPoE
dial-up users to modify dial-up password on their own.
Password authentication mode: The way PPPoE authenticates username and password. The
device provides three authentication modes, PAP, CHAP and AUTO, and the default value is
AUTO, which means that the system automatically selects one of PAP and CHAP to
authenticate the dial-in users, and generally does not need to be set.
Maximum number of sessions: The maximum number of PPPoE sessions supported by the
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