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How to get Linksys WRVS4400N to use PPPoA

Asked by RadicalSoftwareSolutions in Wireless Networking, Network Routers, Computer Modems

Tags: Linksys, WRVS4400N, WRVS4400N

My ISP or Telco has just decided they don't support PPPoE anymore. I'm not quite sure where the problem really lies as the whole setup was working fine until last night!

Anyway the setup was a LINKSYS WRVS4400N linked via a Netcomm NB5 configured as a bridge with the LINKSYS setup to use PPPoE with the username & password configured. That all worked 100%. Now that my ISP or Telco has decided I have to use PPPoA I'm stuck as the LINKSYS doesn't support that connection method (although the netcomm does)

How do I connect these 2 devices in such as way that I can use the WRVS4400N as my wireless LAN and route out throught the netcomm? The netcomm is currently connected to the internet fine but only 1 PC can use it.

To add a little bit extra to the problem I do need to forward a limited number of TCP ports to a specific IP address on my network.

I have a static internet IP address

Any help would be great

Thanks
 
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