> First problem... VPI 0/VCI 100 is already in use for a ppp connection. > 0/101 is a cip connection.
Maybe because you are already connected using the router? We want to bypass the router stuff and basically use it like a modem. > Is there any point creating pptp on 0/102 ? No. > The modem can bridge, but it seems that it only does so on a port by port > basis. Should I look down this avenue? Dunno. > Or should I just give up and ask telstra clear for a solution? I don't think it would fix this problem. -- Later David Kirk ** Beware the dreaded GMail reply-to header if replying to this message **
