PPPoEd for Windows

Manage PPPoE session dial-up, re-dial, session daemon etc.
LANGUAGE: 简体中文

Function

• Dial up on system boot
• Re-dial when connection disconnected
• No need any user to sign-in Windows session
• Connection will not break when user sign-in/out Windows session
• Run as Windows system service

Quick Start

1. Install .NET Core 3.1 runtime or sdk

2. Clone the project to your Windows system

3. Edit config.json with Dial-up entry from Settings or your account from ISP

   If using existing credentials, set PbkEntryName to your pre-set connection name. Otherwise set Credential to false with Username and Password replaced

4. Run PPPoEd.exe directly

As System Service

1. Following Quick Start steps 1-3 first
2. Open Command-Line Prompt or PowerShell
3. Change directory into PPPoEd project
4. Run .\PPPoEd.exe install
5. Run net start pppoed

For Uninstall run:
.\PPPoEd.exe uninstall

Troubleshooting

Service still running
Please view the log file in PPPoEd project directory, all the log file names log_YYYYMMDD.log.

Service has been stopped
Run .\PPPoEd.exe directly, and following the error message to resolve it. or post a issue here.

License

The Project is based on the MIT License.
Copyright (c) 2020 xRetia Labs
Copyright (c) 2020 dfc643
All rights reserved.

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