07-10-2005, 03:37
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TRY THIS, IT WORKS
Reconfiguring an Alcatel SpeedTouch Home to Work with PPPoE Instead of PPTP- Start a browser and access http://10.0.0.138. You should get the Alcatel welcome page.
- On the left hand selection menu, click PPTP. You should get the PPTP gateway page.
- On this page, you should see a set of configured connections (usually 4).One of them is called RELAY_PPP1 which is at 8/48. DELETE it.
- On the left hand selection menu, click PHONEBOOK. You should get the modem "phonebook " entries.
- Find the entry for RELAY_PPP1 in the phonebook. DELETE it.
- In the bottom of that screen, you will see an ADD feature. We'll add a new phonebook entry. Name it PPPoE. For VPI/VCI enter 8 and 48, and for type of entry select "bridge". Now click ADD. Click APPLY (top, left).
- On the left hand selection menu, click BRIDGE. You should see the bridging configuration page.
- You will probably have a bridge named "br1" already configured (default). DELETE it.
- Again, use the ADD feature. From the first drop down menu, select PPPoE (the phonebook entry we created above). Leave the encapsulation default of LLC/SNAP. Now click ADD.
- On left hand selection menu, click SAVE ALL. (You may want to postpone this step for later, when you are sure you want this new configuration to remain permanent. The config changes are applied even if you don't perform this, they are just not saved across a restart).
This is it. If you followed everything carefully, you should now have full support for bridging PPPoE into PPPoA, over 8/48 (or, in lower tech jargon, your setup now supports PPPoE into Bezeq).
Configure your PPPoE client (software or appliance) with your ISP credentials (full user - as in "tooki@IKzahav", and password).
That's all! PPPoE should now be working.
As mentioned, now that VC 8/48 is allocated for PPPoE, it will not support PPTP (in other words, your previously configured PPTP client will now fail to connect). The process we went through is easily reversible:
- If you skipped the "SAVE ALL" in step 10 - all you have to do is power cycle your modem and the previous configuration will be booted into.
- Otherwise, you will need to go in the reverse order: delete the new bridge allocation you have just created, then delete it also from the phonebook, then create a phonebook entry for RELAY_PPP1 (8/48, PPTP), and then add PPTP gatewaying on RELAY_PPP1, with encap type VCMUX. Don't forget to SAVE ALL when all is done.
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נערך לאחרונה ע"י Anthony בתאריך 07-10-2005 בשעה 03:42.
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