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Fudzy
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Quite chuffed with my little Routerboard, I'm splitting my international and local traffic with two PPPoE and was wondering if I could add that uncapped 384kbps account from Screamer to route all the torrent traffic?
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SilverNodashi
Expert Member
I don't see why not. One of my clients often has 7 different PPPoE connections on a Netgear router - one for each staff member with their own CAP.
Pada
Executive Member
I guess the only limitation would be a memory limitation, and Mikrotik routers have plenty of RAM.
Srack0verflow
Expert Member
uh hu, something"endpoints" i think
Pada
Executive Member
"WanEndpoints" to be exact
With both my Nanostation 5 & Linksys WRT54GL, I haven't reached a limit of PPPoE connections yet. I have dialed at least 5 PPPoE connections at one stage. The only differences in the configuration files were the username, password & unit (PPP interface number)
jjwes
Active Member
Hi all
quick question, I have an account on my router and it is perm connected, if i dial in with a wan miniport connection on a pc, which account is used?
quick question, I have an account on my router and it is perm connected, if i dial in with a wan miniport connection on a pc, which account is used?
SilverNodashi
Expert Member
I suppose that will depend on your PC, and the routing table on your PC. With both Linux and Windows you can setup which default gateway to use 
jjwes
Active Member
Hi thanks SoftDux - Windows XP is what i am running.
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Then you need that RASPPPOE or something like that program.
That on XP is a PPPOE connection WAN MINI port by default only 1 is allowed. Windows vista and 7 its a registry edit and its done. With xp you need RASPPPOE
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jjwes
Active Member
Thanks cavedog, if the router's connection is connected and i then connect with another account through a WAN Miniport, which connection is being used?
Pada
Executive Member
Cavedog, I've recently discovered that you can actually do the same registry modifications in Windows XP as with Vista & 7, instead of using RASPPPoE! In Windows XP you can also specify whether the connection should be the default gateway or not. By default it would be the default gateway. You can change that setting in the PPPoE connection's TCP/IP v4 properties > Advanced > "Use default gateway on remote network