If you're using a router attached to the Sagemcom: 1. Make sure your user-name/password are properly configured in the Sagemcom 2. Put your router in the Sagemcom's DMZ 3. Change your router's WAN settings from PPPoE to DHCP 4. Reboot the router or renew the DHCP lease
mr weather Premium join:2002-02-27 Mississauga, ON
Thanks, but I'm connected directly to the Sagemcom.
I did try putting it in the half-assed bridge mode and used an external router to do the PPPoE session but the d/l speed plummeted from a solid 25 Mbps to about 5. Screw that.
With my old service I had the modem (SS5242) in bridge mode and did everything with the router. Never had any issues. -- "It's all coming down!!" - Mike Holmes
