need complete router settings for iolbb

deadduck

i can't find a complete list of settings for iolbb and i was hoping somebody could link me to them or type them up if they know them. i'm trying to set it up at the moment but i'm getting nowhere.

i need:
Default Gateway
VPI
VCI
Static IP Address
Subnet Mask

ENCAPSULATION : "PPPoE VC-Mux" or "PPPoE LLC" or "PPPoE None"

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BRIDGE Disabled/Enabled

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IGMP Disabled/Enabled

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PPP
Service Name
Username
Password
Disconnect Timeout
Authentication CHAP/PAP/Auto
Automatic Reconnect

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DHCP
DHCP client enable
Host Name

would really appreciate some help

OfflerCrocGod

Well since noone answered already I'll tell you VPI 8 VCI 35 and PPPoE and CHAP for authentication........username/passwd I'm sure you can fill in without help:D.

<edit>that would be PPPoE LLC</edit>

deadduck

thanks mate, that's most of the problem. thanks again

innisfree

I'm kinda in a similar situation. For IOL BB, I need:

IP Address:
Subnet Mask:
Gateway/Router:
DNS Servers:

Anyone?

fatherdougalmag

They should be all provided when your login has been completed. You might be able to hardcode DNS, gateway and subnet mask but your IP is provided by the ISP as part of PPP login.

innisfree

Ok, I figured out how to get the IP Address (Through the connection status properties), but I don't have a clue how to get the other 3.

I'm clueless in this area in general. What's 'harcoding DNS'? Any help in getting these numbers would be greatly appreciated as I'm sitting here now trying to figure them out.

Ripwave

Originally posted by innisfree
Ok, I figured out how to get the IP Address (Through the connection status properties), but I don't have a clue how to get the other 3.

I'm clueless in this area in general. What's 'harcoding DNS'? Any help in getting these numbers would be greatly appreciated as I'm sitting here now trying to figure them out.

When your PPPoE client logs in, it sets the IP address, mask, the gateway and the DNS server.

"Hardcoding DNS" is exactly what you are trying to do - specifying the DNS address to use instead of allowing the system to get it from the server when it logs in. You don't normally have to do that, though there may be occassions where you decide to use a different DNS server instead of your ISPs. (If you don't know why, then you don't need to know how!).

By the way, if you're looking for this info to try and get that USR router working without a DSL modem, give that dope in Peats a smack in the gob tomorrow, and demand reimbursement for your wasted time while you're at it.

innisfree

Originally posted by Ripwave
When your PPPoE client logs in, it sets the IP address, mask, the gateway and the DNS server.

By the way, if you're looking for this info to try and get that USR router working without a DSL modem, give that dope in Peats a smack in the gob tomorrow, and demand reimbursement for your wasted time while you're at it.

Done. And they still won't accept it won't act as a modem. I said there's no modem inside it to the first guy today - after he asked what didn't work - said, "All routers are modems". They finally gave a refund anyway.

Thanks for the other info. I found that doing 'ipconfig' in dos gave me the above details anyway.

OfflerCrocGod

Originally posted by innisfree
I said there's no modem inside it to the first guy today - after he asked what didn't work - said, "All routers are modems".

:eek: :eek: :eek: Never go there ever again.:eek: :eek: :eek: