Asus n66u half bridge

stefan9

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Anyone knows how to setup half bridge on this router?

If I enable ppoe relay then I can dial but then the main internet connection stops working. Also sites then report java disabled.
 
I have some notes in old documentation I wrote for myself when I got one back in the day, let's see how well this forum renders markdown:

#### Asus ADSL Modem/Router: Asus DSL-N10

- Front Page: Wireless Radio: Disable | Save
- Wan => Add
- VPI: 8
- VCI: 35
- Service: UBR without PCR
- Connection Type: Bridge
- Apply
- Save and Reboot
- Connect it's LAN to the router's WAN.
 
Anyone knows how to setup half bridge on this router?

I've got the same issue with a DSL-N14U. Can't get it to half bridge.

Why not contact ASUS to determine if the ones you have can use half-bridge mode ?

http://www.asus.com/support/

http://www.asus.com/support/CallUs#
"Africa Region"
086 127 8792
Mon-Fri 08:00-17:00

http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php/767464-Thoughts-on-the-Asus-DSL-N14U-router
Post # 9 (in signature)
ASUS South Africa
t +27 11 514 0046 | url www.asus.com/za | fb www.facebook.com/ASUSza
 
I gave up on getting the N66U to work in half bridge and even full bridge mode. It simply doesn't work.

You can give it a go by enabling the 'Enable PPPoE Relay' option under NAT. When I enabled this, I could dial PPPoE from my PC, however the PPP session on the router itself refused to connect.

Engaged with ASUS support about this, they promised to 'fix it', but its been months and several beta firmware releases later. Its such a pity, because its a great VDSL router otherwise.
 
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