From: jkluth@t-onlinr.de   
      
   Hi,   
   at first thanx.   
      
   > There's not much point in the ISP initiating the tunnel at their LAC   
   > if there's not something at the remote network end to terminate that   
   > tunnel...   
      
   You are right , i forgot the LNS   
   But again : If i would or would have to work with this config:   
   -Must i ask in this case wether the ISP has a "LAC" capable device (normally   
   i would assume a DSLAM or else for the endpoint of my dial up connection) ?   
   to create a tunnel to "my" LNS ?   
   -"My" LNS, must the this be connected by a fixed / leased line ? Or must it   
   just typically have a constant IP address ?   
      
   regards jk   
      
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