PPPoE settings

Hi
I'm triyng to find out what are the settings for setting up an internet connection over a PPPoE protocol .
The standard settings are not working as I am triyng to get a connection from a Windows based service provider .
Thanx for help

Webby wrote:
If you're not on BT Infinity you need to be using PPPoA as john has mentioned.
I am not john
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