>> I believe you're right, but I'd recommend to talk to your ISP's tech
>> support group since everything depends on how they configure their
>> routers.
They informed me in no uncertain terms that they don't support Linux.
> http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/pcat/675.htm
>
>At least here with Bellsouth, PPPoE runs over the 1483 bridging
>option. Not sure what the other is, but since only two options, you
>could always try both. The above URL does not explain either.
I tried both with the PPPoE client from roaringpenguin. I wasn't able to
login at all. The directions in the manuals I received for the Cisco 675
seem to assume that you're a networking expert and just need to know the
proper syntax to enter.
Setting it up as a bridge, I assume that I don't have to configure the WAN
or LAN ports. Maybe that's my trouble.
Glen
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