Bridge connection on BiPAC 7300MA

Xyler

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Hello, I have a BILLION BiPAC 7300MA and i understand that you can use it to run more than one connection at a time (Main connection + a certain number of bridge connections).
Can anyone help me with the configuration? pls:o
 
Enable PPPoE Relay under ISP settings.

While you're at it, please stay on Billion's case to patch the router to not allow DNS cache poisoning, which they seem to slide off as their responsibility. (got the same router)
 
I'm still struggling to get this bridge working... any in-detail instructions on setting this up??
 
I'm still struggling to get this bridge working... any in-detail instructions on setting this up??

What exactly can't you get working? All it requires is that you check the PPPoE Relay box under ISP settings. Then you should be able to dial a second connection from your PC (this is set up from Windows Network Connections).
 
What exactly can't you get working? All it requires is that you check the PPPoE Relay box under ISP settings. Then you should be able to dial a second connection from your PC (this is set up from Windows Network Connections).

That's what I did, second connection wont work.
 
... My bad. Typo in the password. lol

Its working now.

Now how do I configure Vista64 to only use the PPPoE connection? Should I use something like Routesentry? both are international.
 
... My bad. Typo in the password. lol

Its working now.

Now how do I configure Vista64 to only use the PPPoE connection? Should I use something like Routesentry? both are international.

Sorry, that's where my knowledge ends...I don't know Vista at all.
 
I got Routesentry to work, but what I really want to do is block out the main connection from this computer then use two PPPoE connections from this computer, one Local and the other one International. If I use Routesentry to route that, will it automatically block out the main connection? I'm still waiting for the Local account so I cant play around yet...
 
I doubt it Xyler.

Best way to do what you want is place the router in LLC Bridged mode and create a dialup PPPoE on each pc.
 
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