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Alexander Kuznetsov2018-04-29 17:46:30
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Alexander Kuznetsov, 2018-04-29 17:46:30

L2TP Ubuntu - how to limit one login = one connection?

Hello.
I set myself L2TP + IPSec (xl2tpd and openswan). For accounts in /etc/ppp/chap-secrets, an IP from the pool is issued, and logins and passwords are unique. But I noticed that under one login you can run several simultaneous connections.
It is very necessary to make sure that one login = one connection.
I would be very grateful for help.

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Alexander Bukhalo, 2018-05-05
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Add the uniqueids=yes option in the ipsec.conf file

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