kronoSX
Honorary Master
where is the link on this forum about this please
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put the router/modem in bridge mode and let each pc dial out to the respective ISP with a pppoe connection
Sum modems (like yours) can make the PPPoE connection itself and still allow other pc's to make their own PPPoE aswell...I have never used this type of modem before im speaking from what i've heard/read....I hope this isn't a threadjack:
We have a Sainet account, configured in our Telkom ADSL router's settings. Since we hit our cap on Saturday, I went out and bought a prepaid Axxess voucher at the nearest Engen. I got home, created a PPPoE connection in Windows and was connected a minute later.
I didn't change anything on our router, since I wasn't sure where or how exactly to configure bridging mode.
Fluke?
right..thanks and how do i do that again...lol
sereeeaas.how.Can i get a step by step manual please.I am headstrong about these thingz
ps...help me to help others
quite funnywhich model modem do u have?
the problem is this if i buy a prepaid then the smtp server changes for outgoing mail.
I dont want to set the smtp again on the main pc for outgoing mail.that one is used for telkom.
Why dont you use a third party smtp then you never need to change it.cause axxess has a different smtp server