Pokemon Gba Game. Hi, firstly i'd like to say that I'm not really that experienced in the whole networking thing, but i can get a network together and working. In half bridge mode you would not setup dhcp on the am200. Half bridge mode means your gateway (modem/router combo) am200 will log into your PPPoE/PPPoA account for you -- but instead of doing nat, it will bridge your ISPs connection to the wan interface of your router. So your router will get the public IP from your ISP, not the am200. But you would not have the am200 dhcp server enabled if that is what your wanting to do. The dhcp client of the wan interface of your wrt54 would get its IP from your isp's dhcp server.
I have got a very similar setup. I have a AM300 modem and a DD-WRT v24 router. It was a bit tricky to setup but heres what I did: 1) Got the modem working with just the PC and the AM300 in half bridge - ie the AM300 was passing the real world IP to my PC.
Once I got that bit working then I knew that AM300 was doing its bit ok. 2) Then I introduced my DD-WRT into the equation.
Still same problem happen, that is when open port for application, it ok for a while, when the ip address of modem change becoz the modem reboot/restart. Linksys; AM300; Essential: Model. For the firmware relevant to your. Setting up the AM300 modem in Half Bridge mode will manage the ADSL connection and provide.
Firstly I checked that it was handing out a LAN IP to my PC ok, and it was. Ericsson Wwan Wireless Module Device 01 Driver. As you have said the tricky bit seems to be getting the AM300 to pass the address to the DD-WRT. With the AM300, and I dont know why, the AM300 DSL connection must be up before it will (a) handout an IP to the DD-WRT, which will be the real world IP and (b) the DSL must be up for you to be able to access the setup pages for the AM300.
The AM200 might be slightly different to the AM300 but thats what I did. Also not that if you get it to work and for some reason you modem drops off line and reconnects, thus getting a new IP, it wont automatically pass the new IP to the router, until the DHCP release/renew time is up. If you look on the DD-WRT forums there is a script which will ping the gateway every 10 seconds to make sure it is up and if not will automatically do a DHCP renew. I am sorry but I cant remember if I had to have DHCP on in the Am300 or not, you would think that you wouldnt need to because its halfbridge, but then again it was so picky when setting it up, i just cant remember at the mo. Anyways try the way I said one step at a time. I'll just bump this thread seeing as nobody has posted in nearly a week. I've setup my AM200 + WRT54GL as the original poster (with slightly different IP addresses), to recap thats PPPOA with half bridge, NAT off and DHCP turned on. How To Install Network Drivers In Kali Linux Light.