D-link DI-604 problem connecting PPPoE

[Chipmunk888]

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Modem is in routing mode already, it should be in bridging mode since your dlink is the one submitting the username and password, murag nag double na imo setup

mao gyud pre. naka pppoe ang status then nat enabled so double routing. naka enabled pa gyud ang firewall(although this will be ignored on bridging). bangga ang labas.




@jpao

go to advance option of your modem, under WAN menu, configure the channel to 1483 Bridge (IP LLC) then proceed to your adsl2+ modem's way of committing the configuration. dont forget to set the exact vpi vci encapsulation or you wont get the exact bandwidth you are subscribed.

be mindful also on your router's mtu since it will affect your browsing. i believe most routers nowadays have a correct default but some are just lousy.

[jpaolof]

mao sa ako WAN advance bridge connection setup
murag Victoria Bridge mani. unsa angay ilisan dri, along with Victoria I can change Bridge to PPPoE, Static, and DHCP

[Chipmunk888]

@ jpao

youre in device info under status option. i was pointing out the advance option (or the advanced tab).

[jpaolof]

just solved the issue, I played with the WAN settings
so it was the "Change the TTL Value" from enabled to Disabled and ni connect dayon cya.
na chambahan ra jud nko, ky wla ko kasabot para asa ni cya.
here's what I did.

[dammy]

let me try.

at first modify your modem provided by your isp configure it to brgide mode. and change something a number to 0.35 dont know this number but this is important. after all configuration goto your router.
:after you change your modem to bridge mode you wont able to see your modem configuration unless you change your gateway. most gateways start from 192.168.1.1.

in your router change your configuration the lan port address default is usually 192.168.1.1 to something 192.168.1.2.

now goto to pppoe setup keyin your username and your password given by your ISP your authentication account.

now i should be up and running now.

have a nice day...