is it possible to bridge a WAN miniport PPPoE ?

Hello,

I'v got the following issue : I try to get a public ip address from an ISP
on a network adapter.
The problem is I get the IP address through a WAN miniport PPPoE.

I got the DSL router (on bridged ethernet mode) then my Ethernet cable then
my NIC.

I know it's not possible to bridge this two "interfaces" but does anyone
have a workaround so my network adapter can "map" or "bridge" the public IP
address I got using the WAN miniport PPPoE ?

Regards.

Are you using Server 2003? If so, use the PPPoE interface in RRAS. If
not you will need to set up a demand-dial interface to act as your public
interface. Set up the demand-dial interface to create the connection (as you
would set up a dd interface to make a dialup connection through a modem).

The other alternative is to set up a dummy subnet between the DSL router
and the Windows server. eg

Internet
|
public IP
DSL router
10.0.0.1
|
10.0.0.2 dg 10.0.0.1
RRAS
private LAN

Deephazz wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'v got the following issue : I try to get a public ip address from
> an ISP on a network adapter.
> The problem is I get the IP address through a WAN miniport PPPoE.
>
> I got the DSL router (on bridged ethernet mode) then my Ethernet
> cable then my NIC.
>
> I know it's not possible to bridge this two "interfaces" but does
> anyone have a workaround so my network adapter can "map" or "bridge"
> the public IP address I got using the WAN miniport PPPoE ?
>
> Regards.