O2User: How to use your own router with O2 Broadband

How to use your own router with O2 Broadband
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NewsreadeR on 20 November, 2008 09:30:00
 
Although O2 supplies a fairly good wireless router some people like to use their
own. That is perfectly OK with O2 - it's just they can't offer support on
anything other than their own router. If that's fine by you, here are the
settings:
*ISP name: O2 Home Broadband	*Multiplexing method: LLC-Based	*VPI: 0	*VCI:
101	*Username: leave blank	*Password: leave blank	*Domain name: leave blank	*IP
address type: this depends on whether you chose our static IP address option or
not:	*- If you didn’t choose O2's static IP address option, set this to
dynamic IP	*- If you did choose O2's static IP address, enter the IP address
printed in your welcome letter	*DNS servers: choose to get these dynamically
from the Internet provider	*NAT: enable
If you router offers the facility to "spoof" its MAC address, then change it to
the same as your supplied O2 Box. That way the initial login/authentication will
be faster.