Cisco 3640, PPPoE, MAC in Calling-Station-Id

Hi ALL!
Almighty ALL, please tell me which IOS on 3640 can send MAC address in Calling-Station-Id when user connecting via РРРоЕ? I tried command "radius-server attribute 31 mac format unformatted" with no luсk :(
Thanks!

You can try using the code 12.3(9.9) on a 3640. You could use the radius-server attribute nas-port format command to configure the NAS-Port field for the PPP extended format. And the called-station-id should be the mac of the AP.

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