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port9

join:2006-07-15
Cordova, TN

Router that claims it has PPPoE

I have a SMC7004AWBR v2 it claims it has PPPoE. every time it connects it then drops the connection and starts all over again. with any of the other routers i have everything work great. Any ideas.
Hokie51

join:2003-05-11
Ashland, KY

Re: Router that claims it has PPPoE

Could you post more details about your setup? What brand modem are you using? Who is the DSL provider? Is your modem also acting as a router? In that case you would set your router to dynamic IP and not PPoE.
port9

join:2006-07-15
Cordova, TN

Re: Router that claims it has PPPoE

westell 2100 .. acting as modem smc acting as router DSL is trought Bellsouth... ummm thats about it
Hokie51

join:2003-05-11
Ashland, KY

Re: Router that claims it has PPPoE

If your SMC router is handling PPPoE make sure your user name and password are correct. Also, leave the service name field blank. Putting the DSL service name in that field caused a problem on my D-link router. Check your MTU setting in the router and make sure it is no higher than 1492. Finally, you may have a router that is overheating or defective. Good luck. I am not familiar with SMC routers. I have worked with D-link and Linksys.

rifleisgod
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Some DSL providers also require the @isprovider.net/com after the username, ie: port9@bellsouth.net .
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port9

join:2006-07-15
Cordova, TN

Re: Router that claims it has PPPoE

Ive got all th auth stuff comming throught ... I work at the ISP its technicaly WorldSpice but its over BS lines. I can see in the log me signing in every 3 seconds. It wont hald a stable PPPoE connection

rifleisgod
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Re: Router that claims it has PPPoE

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Ive got all th auth stuff comming throught ... I work at the ISP its technicaly WorldSpice but its over BS lines. I can see in the log me signing in every 3 seconds. It wont hald a stable PPPoE connection
In that case I really can't think of anything other than possible the DSL signal is being interrupted or the router is defective. Did you have a basic DSL modem before the router or is this a new install and you're using the router over the ISP modem? I never installed a SMC router before so I don't know about its settings.
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port9

join:2006-07-15
Cordova, TN
I think the problem is either the router is defective or the service name in the Discovery stage. or something else incredibly weird. I'm gonna have to ask out engineer that the service name is and try to match it up. see if that helps.
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