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05.04.2018 16:53, Julian Elischer wrote:

> why not just use the ng-pppoe node? :-)

Well, I do not need full-blown pppoe session nor interface configuration,
only send thousands ppppoe broadcasts then collect all replies, period.
Low-overhead solution is preferred.