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Ok, I'll let the question stay open a bit to see if anyone else comes up with something....
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Ok, I'll let the question stay open a bit to see if anyone else comes up with something....

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Hi<br />
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I'm new to the whole Cisco world so that leaves me with a problem.<br />
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I have currently configured my 877 for PPTP dial-in and I get an IP based on Framed-IP from my AD.<br />
This is all good, except that the IP I get when dialing in is based on username, rather than computername/mac-address.<br />
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I want to be able to dial-in and get the very same IP as I get when I'm on the LAN.<br />
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Can this be achieved via L2TP and does anyone have a config I can copy/paste from? <br />
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I've googled quite a lot but cannot seem to find what I'm looking for.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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/Rune
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Hi

I'm new to the whole Cisco world so that leaves me with a problem.

I have currently configured my 877 for PPTP dial-in and I get an IP based on Framed-IP from my AD.
This is all good, except that the IP I get when dialing in is based on username, rather than computername/mac-address.

I want to be able to dial-in and get the very same IP as I get when I'm on the LAN.

Can this be achieved via L2TP and does anyone have a config I can copy/paste from? 

I've googled quite a lot but cannot seem to find what I'm looking for.

Thanks

/Rune

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