Router LAN + Router DSL

Hi - this is my first post.

I can't find a solution to this problem:

LAN with 2 pc xp sp2 and one HP printer with static IPs and Router
Sitecom (Router 192.168.0.1, pc 192.168.2 and 3, HP 192.168.0.200)
the network works great (pred. gateway 192.168.0.1, subnet mask
255.255.255.0)

To connect the network to the internet, I've recently buyed a DSL Modem
(d-link 320T) :
if the modem is connected directly to the pc, I can enter in his setup page
192.168.0.11 (IP changed by me - factory set was 192.168.1.1) ,
if the modem is connected through the LAN Router port, there's no way to
make it work, thus, no network DSL connection!:

where am I wrong?

Thank You and excuse my english
Pino

Pino_A wrote:

>if the modem is connected through the LAN Router port, there's no way to
>make it work, thus, no network DSL connection!:

In this setup, you can't access the modem via IP (unless the WAN interface
of the router and the modem reside in a manually configured network
different from your LAN - e.g. assign 192.168.1.2/24 to the router and
reset the modem to its default of 192.168.1.1/24 and finally add a route)
but you won't need to. Enter the account data in the router's setup (it
will make the PPPoE connection instead of the PC in the first case) and
remove all PPPoE config from the PC as it will just be a network node.

Regards

fw

Hi Frank and thank you.

Please, be patient:
You wrote:
>.... Enter the account data in the router's setup (it
> will make the PPPoE connection instead of the PC in the first case) and
> remove all PPPoE config from the PC as it will just be a network node.

Exactly,
what are the account data and
where should I enter them (in the DSL router or in the LAN router )?
what kind of windows component should I edit to remove all PPPoE config from
the PC?

anyway, is it possible to make the DSL router only a LAN 'slave' ?
what kind of IP, submet, gateway, DNS or whatever we need must the DSL
router have to be recognized from the network?

Thank you and regards

Pino

"Frank Winkler" <frank-(E-Mail Removed)> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Pino_A wrote:
>
> >if the modem is connected through the LAN Router port, there's no way
to
> >make it work, thus, no network DSL connection!:
>
> In this setup, you can't access the modem via IP (unless the WAN interface
> of the router and the modem reside in a manually configured network
> different from your LAN - e.g. assign 192.168.1.2/24 to the router and
> reset the modem to its default of 192.168.1.1/24 and finally add a route)
> but you won't need to. Enter the account data in the router's setup (it
> will make the PPPoE connection instead of the PC in the first case) and
> remove all PPPoE config from the PC as it will just be a network node.
>
> Regards
>
> fw

Pino_A wrote:

>what are the account data and
>where should I enter them (in the DSL router or in the LAN router )?
>what kind of windows component should I edit to remove all PPPoE config from
>the PC?

I have no clue about Windows but it probably depends on your DSL provider.
Either you had to enter the login data in some kind of standard Windows
dialog or you installed a proprietary software.
If the router is DSL-able there must be some place where you can enter the
same login data.

>anyway, is it possible to make the DSL router only a LAN 'slave' ?
>what kind of IP, submet, gateway, DNS or whatever we need must the DSL
>router have to be recognized from the network?

I don't get this.

Regards

fw