With some Googleing, and coming though the forum archives i have failed to find much information on L2TP Tunnel Authentication.
Basically we are about to start offing ADSL services, in addition to our wireless ones, And using the same LNS setup would be preferred, as all of our systems are built around Mikrotik.
however, the Wholesale provider, dumps the service off to us as a l2tp tunnel, that will then pass over the PPPOE connections.
want i want to know:
is l2tp tunnel authentication possible?
is it possible for multiple (without limit) l2tp connections from the same LAC?
Yes, l2tp has a username and password and optional encryption. PPP → SECRETS (if you are the server) and PPP → INTERFACE, NEW PPP CLIENT (if you are the client).
You can control whether or not you allow multiple simultaneous connections from the same username (in PPP → PROFILE).
The problem i am having, i see the l2tp request come through. but the it stops and fails before it gets to the part where it tries to Auth agaisnt the mikrotik ppp secrets.
12:58:25 l2tp,debug,packet rcvd control message from 10.10.10.1:1701
12:58:25 l2tp,debug,packet tunnel-id=26, session-id=0, ns=1, nr=1
12:58:25 l2tp,debug,packet (M) Message-Type=StopCCN
12:58:25 l2tp,debug,packet (M) Result-Code=2
12:58:25 l2tp,debug,packet Error-Code=6
12:58:25 l2tp,debug,packet Error-Message="Tunnel auth failed for LNS-1@Primus, no chal resp"
12:58:25 l2tp,debug,packet 105(vendor-id=9)=0x00:01
12:58:25 l2tp,debug,packet (M) Assigned-Tunnel-ID=23911 12:58:25 l2tp,debug,packet sent control message (ack) to 10.10.10.1:1701
12:58:25 l2tp,debug,packet tunnel-id=23911, session-id=0, ns=1, nr=2
12:58:25 l2tp,debug tunnel 26 entering state: dead
I can l2tp in from another mikrotik with no issues at all.
Its just not opening the LAC
I guess you maybe know that - Routerboards can accept L2TP tunneled DSL connections as LNS if no tunnel authentication is required.
If the LAC is a Cisco router - you have to use “no lt2p tunnel authentication” in the vpdn group.
Relayed ppp sessions will then show up as L2TP server interface on the Routerboard and can be authenticated against PPP secrets or Radius.