PPPoE interface

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Network configuration with free interface A0

Create PPPoE connection for ADSL modem connection

Last adaptation to the version: 12.5.1

New:

• Configuration of VLAN ID for VDSL/fiber ports in PPPoE Wizard

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VLAN v12.2 PPPoE 12.2 PPPoE 11.7

Access: UTM-IP:Port or UTM-URL:Port
Port as configured at Network / Appliance Settings / Webserver
Default-Port: 11115
i.e.: https://utm.ttt-point.de:11115
Default: https://192.168.175.1:11115 → Network →Network configurationTab Network interfaces

Please refer to the separate Error Analysis article

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Requirements

Required are:

• an unused Ethernet interface to connect to a modem
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• one free SFP interface for direct connection to a fiber optic line
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  New as of v12.5
  (As of version 12.5, the VLAN ID can also be specified in the PPPoE wizard.)
• corresponding zones

access data of the Internet provider
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Please make sure that the person with the login credentials is available at the time of installation.

Create PPPoE interface

The wizard is called up with the PPPoE/VDSL button, both for connection to a modem and for connection to a fiber optic connection.

Name and Interface Step 1 - Name and Interface
Caption	Value	Description	PPPoE wizard step 1
Name:	wan0	The prefix wanx should be kept at all costs. The prefix wan is used to identify this interface as a WAN interface and, possibly, displayed or hidden in selection menus.
Interface:	A0	The physical interface to which the PPPoE interface is to be bound.
PPPoE for VDSL/fiber:	Off	On Must be enabled to specify a VLAN ID for VDSL or fiber connections.
VLAN ID: Only with VDSL/fiber optics	7	The VLAN ID is usually specified by the network operator
Next
Login Details Step 2 - Login Details
User name:	abcde	Access data issued by the provider	PPPoE wizard step 2
Password:	•••••••••
		Displays the password in plain text
Next
Zones Step 3 - Zones
Zones:	» ✕external » ✕firewall-external » ✕external_v6 etc.	The wizard automatically takes over all zones of the physical interface. The zones are no longer needed there. The physical interface (here: A0) is only used for communication between the firewall and the modem. However, it is possible to manually select previously created zones in the click box and remove existing ones.	PPPoE wizard step 3 (zones)
Add new zone	No	Automatically adds a new zone and associates it with the WAN interface. The associated zone for the interface itself (firewall-) is automatically generated and does not need to be specified.
	dmz1	if necessary: Name for the new zone
Generate rules:	No	Creates autogenerated rules to facilitate commissioning. These rules cannot be changed and must be replaced by individual rules in any case.
Complete the wizard with Finish
As soon as the status in the network overview changes to green and a public IP address is output in the IP addresses field of the PPPoE interface, the connection to the provider has been successfully established.			Network interfaces with PPPoE
Create default route A default route must be created for this connection: → Network →Network ConfigurationTab Routing Button Add Default Route
Gateway interface:	wan0	The checkmark is set to Gateway interface and the newly created PPPoE interface is selected	Create default route
Closing dialog with the Save button.
Default route for IPv4. If necessary, another default route for IPv6 must be created.			Routing with PPPoE
Network objects and port filter rules If not available, appropriate Network objects and Portfilter rules must still be created. → Firewall →PortfilterTab Portfilter Button Add rule			Network objects Port filter rules
General
Caption	Value
Source	internal-network
Destination	internet
Service	default-Internet
Action	Accept
NAT
Type	Hidenat
Network object	internal-interface