Re: [IPCop-user] Bridge ADSL modem and Auto Mode

[José M. T. J. <jt...@ts...>]

Ipcop escribió:
> Thank you guys for the response,
>
> I think I'm on track to get some grip. My plan was to use my D-Link 
> DSL-320B ADSL modem together with IPCop. The modem supports the FC 
> 2684 (formerly 1483) Bridged Ethernet over ATM PVCs. The modem need a 
> router and it's MAC in order to connect to the internet, since it 
> doesn't by itself as a standalone unit (referring to Jose's answer by 
> configure the RED interface as Static with the IP). The problem is, 
> how do I use IPCop and configure it to connect? The protocol doesn't 
> require a username and password and it could probably be bypassed by 
> Glen's workaround (which I haven't tested yet). Or is there a more 
> simple way? If not, I will give Glen's suggestion a try in the weekend.
>
> Sincerely,
> Peter
>
> On Thu, 2011-08-18 at 22:39 +0200, José María Terry Jiménez wrote:
>> Hello
>>
>> RFC1483 does not use user and password as PPPoE.
>>
>> You must configure the RED interface as Static with the IP data that 
>> your ISP must give you. Or perhaps set as DHCP. I have some Dlink 
>> DSL-320t, that works much better if RED is set to DHCP. Anyway you must 
>> configure the router/modem in RFC1483 mode with your ISP IP info.
>>
>> Best,
>>
>> Ipcop escribió:
>> > I've contacted tech support at my ISP. They referred to this protocol:
>> >
>> > "FC 2684 (formerly 1483) Bridged Ethernet over ATM PVCs"
>> >
>> > Does that ring any bells? Is IPCop able to handle this?
>> >
>> > Sincerely,
>> > Peter
>> >
>> > On Wed, 2011-08-17 at 03:24 +1000, Glen Cunningham wrote:
>> >
>> >   
>> >> On Tuesday 16 August 2011 22:12:38 Ipcop wrote:
>> >>     
>> >>> G'day Mate,
>> >>>    Many thanks for the workaround.  I'll wait one more day for the
>> >>> "Guru's" to wake. Then I'll give your trick a try!
>> >>> I wonder if there's a special protocol for the "Auto" mode.
>> >>>       
>> >>   No special mode that I know of.  It is a long time since I looked at the 
>> >> code in this part of IPCop, but IIRC, the validation requires a username and 
>> >> password and rejects blanks.
>> >>
>> >>     
>> >>> Do you have 
>> >>> any ISP in Oz (or anywhere else) who is using a no Username and Password
>> >>> setup or is it just a special thing here in Sweden...?
>> >>>       
>> >>    Seems like something new and special for your ISP.  Never seen it before.  
>> >> So unless you can change the IPCop code to accept blanks, then you will have 
>> >> to work around it.
>> >>
>> >>     
>> >>> Cheers,
>> >>> Peter
>> >>>       
>> >> Cheers yourself,
>> >> Glen
>> >>
>> >>     

Hello
My DSL-320T is configured in mode 1483 Routed IP LLC and the static IP 
info. The router is the IPCop box. I don't see any place in the 
configuration to set the router's MAC, but if you need it, it would be 
your RED eth MAC.

As i told before once the DSL-320 is configured with IP info, for me 
works much better if in IPCop y set RED to DHCP (and enabling DHCP in 
Dlinks Lan Setup). Other routers in bridge mode works well setting the 
IPCop RED if to static, but this Dlink no.

Best,



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