PPPoE in ver. 2.9.+ not working

We use for client conections bridge OvisLink and router. In version 2.8.28 PPPoE using Radius is working, but after upgrade to 2.9.+ is PPPoE not working. That’s why we can’t upgrade APs. Problem is in LCP timer.
Please help us solve this problem. We have almost 80 licences. It’s quite problem for us.

Here is log:

echo: pppoe,debug,packet wlan1: rcvd PADR from 00:4F:62:04:F3:CD
echo: pppoe,debug,packet session-id=0x0000
echo: pppoe,debug,packet service-name=internetoxid
echo: pppoe,debug,packet relay-session-id=00 04 e2 e0 a2 b4
echo: pppoe,ppp,debug <000b>: PPP started
echo: pppoe,ppp,debug <000b>: PPP connected
echo: pppoe,ppp,debug <000b>: LCP lowerup
echo: pppoe,ppp,debug <000b>: LCP open
echo: pppoe,debug,packet wlan1: sent PADS to 00:4F:62:04:F3:CD
echo: pppoe,debug,packet session-id=0x0b00
echo: pppoe,debug,packet relay-session-id=00 04 e2 e0 a2 b4
echo: pppoe,debug,packet service-name=internetoxid
[admin@MikroTik] interface wireless security-profiles>
echo: pppoe,ppp,debug <000b>: LCP timer
echo: pppoe,ppp,debug,packet <000b>: sent LCP ConfReq id=0x1
echo: pppoe,ppp,debug,packet <mru 1488>
echo: pppoe,ppp,debug,packet <magic 0x7a06e223>
echo: pppoe,ppp,debug,packet
[admin@MikroTik] interface wireless security-profiles>
echo: pppoe,ppp,debug <000b>: LCP timer
echo: pppoe,ppp,debug <000b>: LCP timeout waiting initial data
echo: pppoe,ppp,debug <000b>: LCP lowerdown

echo: pppoe,debug,packet wlan1: sent PADT to 00:4F:62:04:F3:CD
echo: pppoe,debug,packet session-id=0x0b00
echo: pppoe,ppp,debug <000b>: PPP disconnected
echo: pppoe,ppp,debug <000b>: PPP destroy
echo: pppoe,ppp,debug <000b>: PPP stopped
echo: pppoe,ppp,debug <000b>: CCP lowerdown
echo: pppoe,ppp,debug <000b>: CCP down event in initial state
echo: pppoe,ppp,debug <000b>: IPCP lowerdown
echo: pppoe,ppp,debug <000b>: IPCP down event in initial state

I am using 2.9.11 and have 30 clients which use ppoe and it does work for me. I do not know enophe about how it works to help you answer your issue though.

Regards,
Michael

Is your radius server working?

What I see, is a authentication request coming in, and no accept/deny being given to that request. Therefore, you actually have a authentication timeout, and naturally, LCP will timeout eventually if nothing is done about the authentication request.

Either that, or your authetnication protocol used (MSCHAP in this case), is not enabled in the PPPoE Server, or the Radius Server. Check your PPPoE Server setup and profiles / policies.


Chris

in 2.9.12 we have fixed your pppoe issue

And where we can get such version?

There’s a PPPoE Issue???