Hi,

I have the 590B Maxnet package with the @indy username.

After many troubles, finally the connection works with the original router (Huawei SmartAX MT880),

but i can't get it to work with my D-Link (DSL-2640T) which would allow me to connect my computers via Wifi.

Is there any special setting required to connect to MaxNet or what could be the problem?

I'm quite confident that I have entered username and password correctly...

thanks,

p.

There's a few settings needed to be done:

Type of connection should be set to PPPoE

VPI should be set to 0

VCI should be set to 33

Username and password, and you should be able to go online.

In my D-link I can go to Status, and click on system log.

There you should be able to see why the connection doesn't work!

A good one should look like this:

Sep 8 12:00:06> Valid Configuration Tree

Sep 8 12:00:11> Firewall NAT service started

Sep 8 12:00:12> Bridge Created: br0

Sep 8 12:00:12> Bridge Interface Added: eth0

Sep 8 12:00:13> pppd 2.4.1 started by root, uid 0

Sep 8 12:00:15> DSL Carrier is down

Sep 8 12:00:25> DSL Carrier is up

Sep 8 12:00:34> Connect: ppp0 {--} nas0

Sep 8 12:00:37> WAN IP address 124.157.223.xx

Sep 8 12:00:37> WAN gateway 124.157.223.1

Sep 8 12:00:37> primary DNS address 202.69.137.137

Sep 8 12:00:37> secondary DNS address 202.69.137.138

Sep 8 12:00:37> PPPoE Connect with IP Address 124.157.223.xx

Sep 8 12:00:37> PPPoE Connection Successfully Established

Sep 8 12:00:37> PPPoE Connect with Gateway IP Address: 124.157.223.1

If you run the Wizard

page 1 is time zone +7

page 2 PPPoE/PPPoA

page 3 name/password/VPI 0/VCI 33 ((or 100 for TRUE and perhaps others))/PPPoE LLC

page 4 enable AP/SSID ((mine Dlink wireless))/Channel ((mine 6))/WPA/any WPA/Group Key Intervel 3600/PSK string ((the key phrase for log onto wireless))

Note above is for TRUE but should work the same for you except for the VCI setting.

thanks, the VPI setting seems to have done the trick .... it works now!!

all the best,

pepe