PPoE mode

🔧 How to Set Up PPPoE Mode and Create Proxy

Last updated 14 days ago

🔧 How to Set Up PPPoE Mode and Create Proxy

Before you can use PPPoE mode, you must first switch your ISP modem to Bridge Mode.

Here are the basic guides for some major Vietnamese ISPs:

• Viettel:

⚠️ If your modem is an older model, please contact your ISP’s customer support for assistance enabling Bridge Mode.

You’ll need a PPPoE username and password provided by your ISP.

• This information is usually available in the modem’s admin interface.

• If you can’t find it, contact your ISP’s support to retrieve it.

Step-by-step Instructions:

Step 1:

Connect a cable from your ISP modem (after enabling Bridge Mode) to the WAN port on your router.

Step 2:

Access the router’s admin page:

http://192.168.5.1:9000

Step 3: Navigate to the “PPPoE Manager” tab and click the gear icon ⚙️ on the right side.

Step 4: Switch from DHCP Mode to PPPoE Mode.

Step 5: Enter your PPPoE username and password, then click Update.

Step 6: Wait for 2–3 minutes, then click the gear icon again to verify.

🔄 If it still doesn’t work, try refreshing the page and repeat the steps above.

✅ If you see an IP address displayed in the top-right corner, PPPoE setup is successful.

Step 1: Click “Add WAN”

Step 2: Select interface “eth1”

Step 3:

Fill in your Proxy Username and Proxy Password (optional — if left blank, random values will be generated).

Enable “Rotating WAN” if you want to use a rotating proxy.

Then, click “Add”.

Step 4:

You will see your proxy listed in the interface below.

⏳ Wait 2–3 minutes for the proxy to become active. If not, click “Reset IP”.

Step 5: Once the proxy is successfully created, the interface will look like this:

• On the left, you’ll see the local proxy address.

• On the right, you’ll see the public proxy address that can be used externally.

💡 Note: If your PC is connected to the same router network, please use the local proxy address for best performance.

Last updated 14 days ago