Yes, but it doesn't have comprehensive PPPoE logs and is too cluttered with other information. Even the search bar doesn't allow me to search by process column, like "process:ppp"
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Show posts MenuQuote from: bartjsmit on January 23, 2025, 07:43:15 AMYou can check that you have the PPPoE credentials correct with IPv4. Start with the defaults or with a laptop running Linux and the pppoe package installedHello Bart, thanks for the reply! I want the PPPoE to be authenticated via OPNsense, not from Linux, as I also have to spoof the MAC addresses for PPPoE dialing work. My current setup is that my OPNsense is installed as a VM on my Proxmox VE server; the vmbr0 is connected to LAN (vtnet1), and vmbr1 is connected to WAN (vtnet0).