dslreports logo
 
    All Forums Hot Topics Gallery
spc
Search similar:


uniqs
7736
HarterPC
join:2008-12-02
united state

1 edit

HarterPC

Member

Set your Frontier SE567 to Bridge Mode

After trying a BUNCH of different scenarios, this one (copied from Smith6612) finally WORKED. Now I use the SE567 as a modem only, bridged to a Netgear WPN824v2 RangeMax 108mbps Wireless Router. Sweet!

1. Attach your PC to a LAN port on the SE567 and log in as admin.
2. Go to 'ISP Connection'
3. Then 'Advanced Settings' and 'Configure the ATM Virtual Circuit'
4. Select 'Add a New VC'
5. Set the VPI to 8 and the VCI to 35. Click Next
6. Select 'RFC-2684 Bridged'. Click Next.
7. Enter some name for the connection. Click Next/Finish.
8. Click 'DISABLE' on the original PPPoE VC.
9. Then delete all of the VCs except the new one.
10. Click 'ENABLE' on the new connection.
11. REBOOT the SE567.

Smith6612
MVM
join:2008-02-01
North Tonawanda, NY

Smith6612

MVM

Glad my post helped Hope everything is working out with the brided setup!

pos
@myvzw.com

pos to HarterPC

Anon

to HarterPC
you can bridge it if you want to but dont call for help from frontier. I was told that you are not supposed to do that and will be charged accordingly for a service call.
HarterPC
join:2008-12-02
united state

HarterPC

Member

uhhh... Frontier is not much help anyway (or I wouldn't be dumbing the modem)
HarterPC

HarterPC to Smith6612

Member

to Smith6612
it IS and thank YOU!
turls
Premium Member
join:2004-05-23
Carlinville, IL

turls to HarterPC

Premium Member

to HarterPC
My current (default) setup is 0/35, not 8/35, OP what was your original setting from Frontier? I'm wondering if I create the new VC with 0/35 or 8/35, since I don't even know what I'm changing with that setting.
turls

turls to pos

Premium Member

to pos
said by pos :

you can bridge it if you want to but dont call for help from frontier. I was told that you are not supposed to do that and will be charged accordingly for a service call.
Ok, but if you do run into that situation isn't it simple to set the setting back to the original? You aren't deleting the original just disabling it. Am I missing something?
mkrasz
join:2000-03-06
Rochester, NY

mkrasz to turls

Member

to turls
The vast majority of Frontier locations are 0/35. As you are currently working with 0/35, you would use those values.

0/35 refer to ATM parameters used on the WAN. They represent the virtual path and virtual channel identifier (VPI/VCI). They must match the provisioned parameters at the CO.
HarterPC
join:2008-12-02
united state

HarterPC to turls

Member

to turls
my original setup was 8/35