Multiple PPPoE on Single Router

[Rytlock]

Hi,

Are you aware of any mainstream routers e.g. Netgear, Linksys or Billion that support multiple PPPoE connection on the ADSL router. If so what are the make and models, I have some issues finding that info on the next.

I know that you can put routers in bridged mode and setup the PC to do it, but I want the router to handle two ISP accounts and manage traffic to those accounts. 3G fall over and a USB port will be a plus.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Many Thanks

 

[ShawnStar]

http://www.scoopdistribution.co.za/product_info.php?cPath=100_119&products_id=1360
or
http://www.scoopdistribution.co.za/product_info.php?cPath=100_119&products_id=1281
or any other mikrotik router....

 

[Pada]

How do you want to use the 2 ISP accounts?

I think my brother said that he was able to enter 2 ISP accounts on his D-Link DSL-2750U, but he basically has no control over how the router uses it.

My suggestion is that you do what ShawnStar said and get a MikroTik router to manage the PPPoE connections and to get a cheap ADSL modem that supports bridge mode.

 

[Drunkard #1]

How do you want to use the 2 ISP accounts?

I think my brother said that he was able to enter 2 ISP accounts on his D-Link DSL-2750U, but he basically has no control over how the router uses it.

My suggestion is that you do what ShawnStar said and get a MikroTik router to manage the PPPoE connections and to get a cheap ADSL modem that supports bridge mode.

+1

My Siemens "router" could dial two accounts, by could do absolutely no routing. Get a Mikrotik and a cheap-ass router to use as a modem. Unfortunately, Mikrotik makes powerful routers, so expect a steep learning curve.

 

[Tim the Techxpert]

Hi There,
Mikrotik and a learning curve is probably the best solution. There are a number of support sites out there with helpful hints on using Mikrotik routers.

Regards Tim

 

[MBruce]

I have found that you can connect to a different ISP account than what your router is set too, by setting up a broadband connection and then entering your ISP details.

I connect at work likes this so that I can use my uncapped data, instead of the companies tiny monthly cap.


Open Network & Sharing Center -> "Setup up a new connection or network" -> "Connect to the internet" -> "Setup a new connection anyway" (PPPOE) -> enter your isp details.

 

[Dimpie (JIGSAW)]

I have found that you can connect to a different ISP account than what your router is set too, by setting up a broadband connection and then entering your ISP details.

I connect at work likes this so that I can use my uncapped data, instead of the companies tiny monthly cap.


Open Network & Sharing Center -> "Setup up a new connection or network" -> "Connect to the internet" -> "Setup a new connection anyway" (PPPOE) -> enter your isp details.

That's NOT what he wants to do ... read the OP

 

[FartyMarty]

Billion 7401VGP, 7404VGO Support multiple PPPoE,

Most of their current routers should support this feature.

Under Quick Start, Set Encapsulation to (via drop down menu): PPPoE With Pass-Through.
You can then simply use any ISP of your choice dialing from the pc while others use another ISP.

HTH