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In reply to a post by izools:

Also, you can't tunnel two simultaneous PPPoE connections over a single WBC ATM connection.

ATM?

Yeah, asynchronous transfer mode

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asynchronous_Transfer_Mode

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In reply to a post by RobertoS:

In reply to a post by izools:

Also, you can't tunnel two simultaneous PPPoE connections over a single WBC ATM connection.

ATM?

Yeah, asynchronous transfer mode

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asynchronous_Transfer_Mode

Right, but there isn't any ATM involved in the WBC GEA FTTC products - It is generic ethernet access. Hence the PPPoE, and not PPPoA nor PPPoEoA.

Here's what I've set up. Got my white modem connected to HH3 and then a cable from HH3 to a Linsys WRT 1600n that I'm using for SamKnows and there I've got my PC and Laptop hard wired and I no longer use BT wireless.

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In reply to a post by paul1360:

Here's what I've set up. Got my white modem connected to HH3 and then a cable from HH3 to a Linsys WRT 1600n that I'm using for SamKnows and there I've got my PC and Laptop hard wired and I no longer use BT wireless.

Are you not doing NAT twice there though?

Ian

Ummm whats NAT????????

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Network Address Translation - the way you are sharing your interent connection with a single public ip with a number of computers all with private ip's.

Put simply, you shouldn't connect a router into a router like that

My SamKnows box is setup exactly like that too, although it is a TP-Link device.

Although it is designed as a router, the SamKnows software on it turns it into something else - essentially a bridge. No longer a router...

What's a SamKnows box?

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What's a SamKnows box?

http://www.samknows.com/broadband/isp_monitoring

Ok if you say so, so what will happen as that's how I'm set up??????????

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