Configuring IPCop with Linksys PAP2 Adapter

I want to configure my Linksys PAP2 Adapter with the IpCop.. Any thing regarding this can be very helpfull....
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Hi… I think IpCop is just another router, so just go ahead and install the PAP2 as per instructions. Only thing is that IPCop have only one Ethernet port, so get a switch and connect the IpCop to the switch and connect the PAP2 to the switch. Revert back if have any specific error while configuring the PAP2.

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