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13-03-2013 11:01 AM
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Hello,
Just moved over to plusnet today, tested on a netgear router and all good..........now I want to put my cisco firewall back into action, I have a problem......
Netgeat DG834 in modem mode > Cisco PIX 515
I've set the outside port as:
Use PPPoE > entered plusdsl username\password > PPP > IP Address and Route Settings are set too "Obtain IP Address using PPPoE" and checked "Obtain default route using PPPoE"
I've changed dns servers to plusnet but the log on the firewall is coming back as:
PPPoE:PPP link down: peer terminated
PPPoE:PPP Link down
Anyone have any ideas?
I was using this on Be Internet quite happily
Just moved over to plusnet today, tested on a netgear router and all good..........now I want to put my cisco firewall back into action, I have a problem......
Netgeat DG834 in modem mode > Cisco PIX 515
I've set the outside port as:
Use PPPoE > entered plusdsl username\password > PPP > IP Address and Route Settings are set too "Obtain IP Address using PPPoE" and checked "Obtain default route using PPPoE"
I've changed dns servers to plusnet but the log on the firewall is coming back as:
PPPoE:PPP link down: peer terminated
PPPoE:PPP Link down
Anyone have any ideas?
I was using this on Be Internet quite happily
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Re: Cisco Help
13-03-2013 3:45 PM
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<img src="http://ccgi.psmith12.plus.com/visradius/generated/image13631893894123.png"/>
It's not so easy to see on this graph but it looks like your connection is disconnecting quite quickly after being established. Not that I'm suggesting this as a solution but are you able to connect fine without the firewall in place?
It's not so easy to see on this graph but it looks like your connection is disconnecting quite quickly after being established. Not that I'm suggesting this as a solution but are you able to connect fine without the firewall in place?
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13-03-2013 3:52 PM
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I'm really not familiar with CISCO gear at all, but I think you should be using PPPoA as opposed to PPPoE?
Connection Settings
Broadband Username/Login name username@plusdsl.net
Connection Type / Encapsulation PPPoA /PPP over ATM
Password The password you use to log in to this website
Virtual Path Identifier (VPI) 0
Virtual Channel Identifier (VCI) 38
Multiplexing method VC Based / VCMUX / VC-Multiplexing
Connection Settings
Broadband Username/Login name username@plusdsl.net
Connection Type / Encapsulation PPPoA /PPP over ATM
Password The password you use to log in to this website
Virtual Path Identifier (VPI) 0
Virtual Channel Identifier (VCI) 38
Multiplexing method VC Based / VCMUX / VC-Multiplexing
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Re: Cisco Help
13-03-2013 5:04 PM
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Hello,
Thanks for your help............
Just as a test I have a Netgear DG834 in modem mode now connected to a (in PPPoE) Netgear FVS114 firewall and its working perfectly fine!!!!!!!! BUT this is not a permanent solution for me.
Connection has stayed solid..............
Thanks for your help............
Just as a test I have a Netgear DG834 in modem mode now connected to a (in PPPoE) Netgear FVS114 firewall and its working perfectly fine!!!!!!!! BUT this is not a permanent solution for me.
Connection has stayed solid..............
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15-03-2013 12:35 AM
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Got this working........................authentication needed to be set as CHAP
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09-01-2014 7:41 PM
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sorry to bump such an old thread.. in the hope you read this Itian, would you mind posting your running config up, I am having similar issues. I have tried CHAP and PAP, so just want to see what i have different to you.
thanks
thanks
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