How to configure PPPoE in solaris 10

Hi
As I have to configure Internet in one Intel based Solaris box [Solaris 10] can you tell me the steps how to configure it as I have Brodband connection of Iqara.

hi,
did you configure your interface for pppoe? the first step is configuring your interface for ppoe and then you can define a pppoe access server.
please look at http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/816-4555/6maoquija?a=view for details.
yavuz

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