Sounds similar to my problem with the Linksys cable/DSL router. My problem was that it would work perfectly with NAT enabled, but the minute I turned NAT off, I couldn't get to a lot of sites. I tried a number of firmwares. I even tried to get support from Linksys. But, after a week without any returned phone calls, I returned the unit. I do know that there is a working firmware for this configuration, but there is no information that I could find on down-reving the unit.
My solution was to get rid of the POS and use one of my Linux
servers to do the pppoe.
Thanks,
Dennis
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