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    ZyXEL P2602HWL 61C PPPoE

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    This document provides instructions for reconfiguring a Zyxel router from a Layer 3 to a Layer 2 PPPoE connection for internet access. It involves checking the network settings on the computer, logging into the router interface, changing the connection setup to PPPoE encapsulation, entering the username and password, and saving the new settings. Additional services may also require reconfiguration to work with the new public IP address assigned after changing to Layer 2 PPPoE.

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    This document provides instructions for reconfiguring a Zyxel router from a Layer 3 to a Layer 2 PPPoE connection for internet access. It involves checking the network settings on the computer, logging into the router interface, changing the connection setup to PPPoE encapsulation, entering the username and password, and saving the new settings. Additional services may also require reconfiguration to work with the new public IP address assigned after changing to Layer 2 PPPoE.

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    This document provides instructions for reconfiguring a Zyxel router from a Layer 3 to a Layer 2 PPPoE connection for internet access. It involves checking the network settings on the computer, logging into the router interface, changing the connection setup to PPPoE encapsulation, entering the username and password, and saving the new settings. Additional services may also require reconfiguration to work with the new public IP address assigned after changing to Layer 2 PPPoE.

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    ZyXEL P2602HWL 61C PPPoE

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    This document provides instructions for reconfiguring a Zyxel router from a Layer 3 to a Layer 2 PPPoE connection for internet access. It involves checking the network settings on the computer, logging into the router interface, changing the connection setup to PPPoE encapsulation, entering the username and password, and saving the new settings. Additional services may also require reconfiguration to work with the new public IP address assigned after changing to Layer 2 PPPoE.

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    Zyxel 2602H, 2602HWL 61C,

    2602HWL 61
    Configuring in Layer2 PPPoE
    for Windows XP and 2000

    Contents
    1. Network Configuration
    2. Re-configure In Layer2 PPPoE
    3. Optional

    Please note: Some screen shots may look different due to different
    Zyxel versions used. Please have your router powered on and
    connected directly to your PC via Ethernet cable before you begin as
    these instructions are based on Ethernet

    1. Network Configuration
    PPPoE connection does not require you to have an IP address or DNS settings
    manually encoded on your network card. PPPoE connection uses authentication to
    establish the Internet connection and its after doing this that your router is assigned
    an IP and DNS settings from TPG.

    To begin, your PC needs to receive a private IP address from the router. Most ADSL
    routers have DHCP enabled by default that will take care of this.

    To ensure your Network Card is ready for this, please follow the following steps:
    a. Click on Start -> Settings ->Control Panel -> Network Connections

    b. Find your Network Card then right click on this and select Properties

    c. Double click on Internet Protocol TCP/IP

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    d. Ensure “Obtain an IP address automatically” is selected

    e. Ensure “Obtain DNS server address automatically” is selected

    f. Click on OK

    2. Re-configure In Layer 2 PPPoE


    Reconfiguration of the router to Layer 2 PPPoE can be done without
    disturbing VoIP or wireless settings (if applicable).

    a. Open your browser and in the address bar type http://192.168.1.1 and
    press enter

    b. Enter admin for the password and click on Login. If you have changed
    the login credential, please enter the current username and password for
    your router interface

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    c. Click on Connection Setup under Wizard Setup in the left menu

    d. In the Connection Setup window, please select/fill in the following fields


    • Mode drop down menu, select Routing
    • Encapsulation: PPPoE
    • Multiplex: LLC
    • VPI: 8
    • VCI: 35

    Click Next

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    e. On the next page, please select/fill in the following fields:
    • Service Name: tpg

    • Username:
    - <TPGusername>@L2TP.tpg.com.au for Fixed IP plans
    OR
    - <TPGusername>@PPP.tpg.com.au for Dynamic IP
    plans
    (e.g. [email protected])

    • Password: Your Password by default is the same as your


    <TPGusername> however if you have changed your password
    since registration time, please use your current TPG password

    • IP Address: Obtain an IP address automatically

    • Connection: Nailed-up Connection

    • Network Address Translation: SUA Only

    Click Next

    f. The next screen is for the VoIP setup. If you already had your VoIP setup,
    you should see your settings preserved.
    Click Next

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    g. Click on Save Settings at the bottom of the summary window

    h. After the setting have been saved, click on Return to Main Menu

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    i. Your router now is configured and ready to be used

    j. To browse a web site, please launch your browser

    3. Optional

    Other Additional Services:


    If you are reconfiguring your router from Layer 3 to Layer 2 PPPoE and you
    also had other services like web server, mail server, VPN etc that were
    dependent on your old Layer3 IP address, please ensure that appropriate
    reconfiguration is done to allow normal services to resume.

    Please Note: ADSL routers will by default be capable of automatic


    authentication. This means your router will use your credentials you
    have provided to make the Internet connection. Each time your router
    is powered on, it will initialize this automated authentication process
    after which your router will receive a public IP address (fixed or
    dynamic depending on your plan) and DNS settings from TPG

    Support Information
    For further assistance, please call TPG Technical
    Support on 1300 360 855
    Technical Support Opening Hours
    Monday to Friday 8am – midnight
    Saturday and Sunday 9am – 9pm
    Public Holidays 9am – 6pm

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