Linksys/Cisco WRVS-4400N.v2 - WAN dual-pptp(l2tp) setup?

Good day.
I've recently received a WRVS-4400N v2 and I'm having the following problems:
I don't see any way to set it up to work with my provider, as it works with so-called by Dlink "dual-access pptp (or l2tp). So, I'v got a static IP I receive, when I connect to L2TP server, but first I receive a dynamic, which let's me into their network. Did anyone try configuring wrvs4400n under such conditions?
Second problem is that you cannot set it to access pptp/l2tp server by name, only by IP, which is not acceptable - access servers do change their ips from time to time.
Are there any solutions\ideas? OpenWRT/DD-WRT don't support this model. Can I hope for a firmware upgrade, which will allow the aforementioned, or should I just get rid off this model?
Thanks for your attention.
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