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explain ppoe-l2tp better 

though not much better, to be honest
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* TFTP is listening on the ethernet device and serving * TFTP is listening on the ethernet device and serving
:file:`/home/liminix/liminix`. The server IP address is 10.0.0.1 :file:`/home/liminix/liminix`. The server IP address is 10.0.0.1
* a PPPOE-L2TP relay is running on the same ethernet card, which * a PPPOE-L2TP relay is running on the same ethernet card. When the
spawns L2TPv2 Access Concentrator sessions to your specified connected Liminix device makes PPPoE requests, the relay spawns
L2TP LNS when the connected Liminix device makes PPPoE requests. L2TPv2 Access Concentrator sessions to your specified L2TP LNS.
Note that authentication is expected at the PPP layer not the L2TP Note that authentication is expected at the PPP layer not the L2TP
layer, so the same PAP/CHAP credentials provided by your L2TP layer, so the PAP/CHAP credentials provided by your L2TP service can
service can be configured into your test device - bordervm be configured into your test device - bordervm doesn't need to know
doesn't need to know about them. about them.
To configure bordervm, you need a file called :file:`bordervm.conf.nix` To configure bordervm, you need a file called :file:`bordervm.conf.nix`
which you can create by copying and appropriately editing :file:`bordervm.conf-example.nix` which you can create by copying and appropriately editing :file:`bordervm.conf-example.nix`