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PPPoE Config Over Mikrotik

This document provides instructions for configuring a PPPoE client on a MikroTik router to connect to the internet. It involves 6 steps: 1) Create a PPPoE client on the WAN port and configure username and password. 2) Set the DNS servers. 3) Create a bridge and add LAN ports. 4) Add an IP address for the LAN. 5) Create a DHCP server for the LAN IP range. 6) Enable NAT to share the internet connection with the LAN.

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PPPoE Config Over Mikrotik

This document provides instructions for configuring a PPPoE client on a MikroTik router to connect to the internet. It involves 6 steps: 1) Create a PPPoE client on the WAN port and configure username and password. 2) Set the DNS servers. 3) Create a bridge and add LAN ports. 4) Add an IP address for the LAN. 5) Create a DHCP server for the LAN IP range. 6) Enable NAT to share the internet connection with the LAN.

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How to configure PPPoE client on MikroTik Router

1. Create PPPoE client


We assume that our WAN port is ether1.

- Plug your WAN cable into ether1


- Click on “PPP” on left menu

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- Click on plus sign “+” then choose “PPPoE Client”

- In “General” tab, you will see “ Interface” then choose it as “ether1”

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- Go to “Dial Out” tab and then fill in User and Password

- Click on “Apply” then you will see “Status: connected” on the bottom

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2. Set DNS
- On the left menu, click on “IP” and then choose “DNS”
- Fill in the DNS IP addresses as below picture

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3. Create bridge and add port into bridge


- On the left menu, click on “Bridge” then click on “+” sign to add new bridge
- Enter the bridge name then click “OK” to finish

- In “Ports” tab, click on “+” sign to add port into bridge


- Select interface that you want to add into bridge (Ex: ether2, ether3, ether4, waln1) then
choose bridge that we have created earlier and click OK to finish.

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4. Add IP address for LAN


- Click on “IP” then choose “Addresses”

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- Click on “+” sign to add new IP address


- Fill in the IP address and then choose the bridge name that you have created earlier

5. Create DHCP Server


- Click on “IP” then choose “DHCP Server”
- Click on “DHCP Setup”, then choose your bridge and click next until finish

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6. NAT LAN network


- Click on “IP” on the left menu, then choose “Firewall”
- In general tab, select “srcnat” and choose pppoe-out1 (PPPoE name that you have created
earlier) in “out interface”.
- In action tab, choose “masquerade” then click OK to finish.

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