It was ages ago, but I think I saw from time to time a combination of
checkboxes on Draytek 120/130 itself that makes it do "own" pppoe
attempt in parallel with PPPoE passthrough.
Try to change from pppoe to static for wan AND pppoe passthrough enabled?
Regards,
Dmitry
On 22/06/2021 3:33 pm, Benjamin Ricardo wrote:
Hi All,
Looking for some shared experience here.
We’ve had a complaint from our NBN wholesaler that our Draytek’s,
which are configured in PPPoE passthrough, are sending blank
authentications to their Radius server at a rate which is impacting
their services.
Our standard deployment since about 2010 has been to deploy an xDSL
type modem in PPPoE passthrough and then use a router to send the
authentication. Interestingly we’ve never had this complaint before…
Our work around was that our wholesaler requires the credentials to be
sent on a vlan so instead of using the Draytek to handle the vlan-ing
we changed the router to insert the vlan (so the Draytek can be as
noisy as it likes and it doesn’t affect them)
I’m wondering if others have also had this experience with these
devices… and what you did about it?
Also, surely if the stupid Draytek is in pppoe passthrough it should
know not to try to authenticate itself???
Cheers,
Ben
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