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Network Setup menu options
ADSL
Connecting ADSL via PPPoE
Use this procedure to configure your ADSL for a PPPoE connection.
From the Network Setup menu, click Network Setup. On the Connections page, select ADSL from the
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Change Type list. The ADSL Connection Methods page appears.
Select the Use PPPoE to connect option and click Next. The ADSL PPPoE Configuration page appears
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(Figure 42).
Figure 42 ADSL PPPoE Configuration
[Optional] Enter a descriptive name in the Connection Name field.
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Enter the username from your ISP in the Username field.
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Enter the password from your ISP in the Password field.
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Enter the password again in the Confirm Password field.
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Select a classification from the Firewall Class list.
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[Optional] Select the Preferred Gateway checkbox to enable load-balancing over this connection.
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Click Finish.
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By default, PPPoE connections are treated as always on and are kept up continuously. Alternatively, you
can choose to only bring the connection up when PCs on the LAN, DMZ, or Guest network (via a VPN
tunnel) are trying to reach the Internet. For instructions, refer to
Since DSL connections are not generally metered by time, this is rarely a desirable configuration due to the
delays when initiating the on-demand connection.
After you click Finish, additional configuration tabs appear, such as the VLAN configuration or Ethernet
configuration tab (depending on your connection type), Aliases, and IPv6. See
VLAN, Aliases tab, and Enabling IPv6 for a
Connecting ADSL via PPTP
Use this procedure to configure a PPTP DSL connection to your ISP.
From the Network Setup menu, click Network Setup. On the Connections page, select ADSL from the
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Change Type list. The ADSL Connection Methods page appears.
Select the Use PPTP to connect option and click Next. The ADSL PPTPoE Configuration page appears
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(Figure 43).
McAfee UTM Firewall 4.0.4 Administration Guide
Enabling dial on demand for a
connection.
connection.
Ethernet Configuration tab,
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