[quote quote=22313]Can anyone fully confirm that the router does have PPPoE support on WAN? I know you said it does but that was using a modem infront. The reason I bring this up is I nearly got stung with just thinking every router supported PPPoE directly. Case in point: The eero 2nd gen routers. These only work when you have a modem infront to handle the PPPoE. If you connect the eero 2nd gen directly to the ONT for FTTP, you won’t actually get internet as it doesn’t directly support PPPoE.[/quote]
Yes I’m using it with PPPoE directly from the PON device output, but you need to make the 1st WAN setting WAN port WAN because this is a modem and the 1st WAN setting is selected as DSL by default. You can also use the WAN PPPoE setting in the same way as DSL.
I have attached a few screenshots for you, just pay attention to the ones with the red frame.
Note: I am in a different country, so the Internet (VLAN 35), IPTV (VLAN 55), and VoIP (VLAN 46) are provided through different VLAN IDs, so you may see that I have entered VLAN 35 for Internet service, but please ignore this as this option should be disabled in your country.”
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