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#371084 22-Aug-2010 17:13

I agree, Draytek make good stuff.

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#371435 23-Aug-2010 11:47

coffeebaron: Get a Draytek!

Or a router than can run the Tomato/FreeWRT/DD-WRT etc firmwares. I've been using a Buffalo G54S running Tomato for the past couple of years and it's the most stable router I've ever owned (and it only cost AU$50).

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#371450 23-Aug-2010 12:05

Also a good option. I use both a Draytek modem and a WRT54GL running OpenWRT myself.

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#371823 23-Aug-2010 20:43

Or a router than can run the Tomato/FreeWRT/DD-WRT etc firmwares. I've been using a Buffalo G54S running Tomato for the past couple of years and it's the most stable router I've ever owned (and it only cost AU$50).

Do you disable routing/firewall on your modem and put a router in front of the modem ?

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#371824 23-Aug-2010 20:46

The Draytek modems can do PPPoA to PPPoE relay. Most Ethernet routers can do PPPoE authentication which means that the router then gets the public IP address.

You can also do this with "half bridge" mode on other routers but this is more of a hack as it uses weird DHCP stuff to achieve something similar.

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#371834 23-Aug-2010 21:02

johnzoet:

Or a router than can run the Tomato/FreeWRT/DD-WRT etc firmwares. I've been using a Buffalo G54S running Tomato for the past couple of years and it's the most stable router I've ever owned (and it only cost AU$50).

Do you disable routing/firewall on your modem and put a router in front of the modem ?

I have telstra cable now, but when I had Telecom ADSL2 I set the Telecom modem to bridged mode so that the Buffalo router ran the firewall and did the routing/NAT'ing.

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#373775 27-Aug-2010 21:54

hads: Also a good option. I use both a Draytek modem and a WRT54GL running OpenWRT myself.

Do you run OpenWrt in PPPoE mode with Draytek modem?
I tried PPPoE with Linksys AG300 modem in half-bridge mode , but did not get it working.

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#373777 27-Aug-2010 21:56

Yes, I use PPPoA to PPPoE relay on the Draytek (great feature) and the PPPoE auth on the OpenWRT box (also use pfSense) to get the public IP.

Half bridge more is more of a hack.

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#373871 28-Aug-2010 10:05

hads: Yes, I use PPPoA to PPPoE relay on the Draytek (great feature) and the PPPoE auth on the OpenWRT box (also use pfSense) to get the public IP.

Thought that Draytek and OpenWRT were sufficient.
Do I need to install pfSense as well ?

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#373879 28-Aug-2010 10:28

I should have been clearer.

I use a Draytek with OpenWRT behind it here.

I use a Draytel with pfSense behind it elsewhere.

Of course you could also use just the Draytek.

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#373882 28-Aug-2010 10:41

hads:
I use a Draytel with pfSense behind it elsewhere.

I have used IPCop in the past.
It looks like pfSense is a more professional router/firewall ?

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#378875 11-Sep-2010 22:36

Yes pfSense based on FreeBSD instead of Linux, BSD has a reputation as more stable and secure ethernet router with more features.

Time to find a new industry!

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#380334 15-Sep-2010 21:31

hads: Yes, I use PPPoA to PPPoE relay on the Draytek (great feature) and the PPPoE auth on the OpenWRT box (also use pfSense) to get the public IP.

Half bridge more is more of a hack.

I have setup Draytek Vigor 120 in PPP0A passthrough mode, Client PPPoE enabled.
Configure OpenWRT to use PPPoE.
See WAN IP address on router now.
DNS requests from PC work well, but no web pages show up in the browser.
Am I missing something on OpenWrt ?

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#381941 19-Sep-2010 17:47

I am using a Gigset S685 IP off a Linksys WAG160Nv2 router with no issues. Works a treat!

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#381998 19-Sep-2010 20:21

raynz: I am using a Gigset S685 IP off a Linksys WAG160Nv2 router with no issues. Works a treat!

My current configuration works great as well.
Dynalink RTS1230E modem in PPPoA mode, firewall switched off, router is DMZ
Linksyst WRT54Gl with OpenWrt in automatic mode

Registration of VOIP provider is almost instant on the Gigaset A580IP now.
Since using the Dynalink modem we pages load instantly.

Looks like the Draytek modem was faulty..

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