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You will need to use a Draytek Vigour 120, or similar device, which can provide true PPPoA <-> PPPoE bridging. The ZyXEL won't do this. Please read the link: &nbsp;http://www.firebrick.co.uk/fb2700/pppoe.php
You will need to use a Draytek Vigour 120, or similar device, which can provide true PPPoA <-> PPPoE bridging. The ZyXEL won't do this. Please read the link: &nbsp;http://www.firebrick.co.uk/fb2700/pppoe.php


Also make a not of the LAN address, as you'll set a subnet on the FireBrick below so that you can still access the ZyXEL from your LAN.
Also make a note of the LAN address, as you'll set a subnet on the FireBrick below so that you can still access the ZyXEL from your LAN.
As the ZyXEL is not doing any PPP in bridge mode, the 'Internet' LED will not light up, the DSL light will still indicate sync though.
As the ZyXEL is not doing any PPP in bridge mode, the 'Internet' LED will not light up, the DSL light will still indicate sync though.


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