said by gord27 :

i'll be sticking with my current version 1.22-mp3alpha5er1 until ui support for 3+ lines is added. i've got no idea how i ended up getting it working.

said by CoverIt :

I swear this is like the 3rd or 4th time you posted that.

said by salamence502 :

That's weird, route modem IP works just fine here. I can access all sites and my 2wire.

said by lens300 :

Thanks For the update.

Just wondering how accurate the bandwidth log is with tomato.
I'm having a discrepancy with my log and teksavvy. My log says I have done 79 gig this month so far and there's says I have done 212 gig. The 79 sounds right though.

said by olebiker :

My understanding is TSI's meter is not working.

said by lens300 :

I called tech support and that is the 212 is the number they gave me.

said by darcmage :

Post a thread in the direct forum with a screenshot of your daily figures so they can go through it and see where they're getting it wrong.

said by docbg :

2wire modem access resolved!

Placing this in the Administration/Scripts/WAN Up did the trick:

ip addr add 192.168.1.10/24 dev br1 brd +
/usr/sbin/iptables -I POSTROUTING -t nat -o br1 -d 192.168.1.0/24 -j MASQUERADE

said by Redfox :

But Tomato/MLPPP is supposed to enable modem access without doing this.

said by salamence502 :

This is all I have, no scripts, no nothing, just this field. And everything works perfectly (on 1.25-mp3alpha6 of course).

said by Redfox :

Yes I did the same. But it works on 1.21 but not 1.25.

said by docbg :

Ok, entered the IP into "Route modem IP" and it works on 1.25! Erased the script, saved, rebooted and all is good.

Thanks salamence! Must have missed this setting somewhere along the line. And to think of how long it took me to finally get that script to work. :)

said by funkytim :

I'm looking at the documentation on the fixppp.org site and being a noob I don't quite understand much of the upgrades done.

I'm still using Version 1.21-mp3alpha4, which from what I'm seeing is a dinosaur now.

I'm not keen on upgrading cause the initial flash was a bitch, I know most here think its peanuts and so did I before I actually did it but for some reason the router I got doesn't like change and defaults to german which complicates things for me.

Is there a valid reason I should upgrade, if I'm only using this to enable mlppp and nothing else ? I've never had any issue and I don't need or use any special settings, qos, or anything else that tomato does.

said by Baldclimber :

Great work!

In alpha4 I seem to remember that you had suggested changing MTU to 1487 and MRRU 1486 for those using MLPPP. Has that changed?

Thanks!

said by vajonam :

Alpha6 disconnects MLPPP Single Link on heavy P2P loads. I had this with A4 as well. Nothing seems to have chagned

What must my LCP settings me be for Alpha6?

LCP Echo Interval 10
LCP Echo Adaptive Interval 1
LCP Echo Fail 3

What logs do I need to provide to see why the connection crashes on heavy load. Heavy Load is 4100Kbits/sec ~ 400 connections .

said by Leathal :

I am not sure what the 1:1 NAT issue is? Does it work or not if I have TekSavvy's extra pool of IPs, so if I have the first static IP which is assigned to my PPPoE login and then I purchase an additional pool of 2 or more IPs will Tomato support this?

Also can I take the other IPs and assign them to local IPs on the router itself?

example router:

IP: 10.0.0.1
GW: 255.255.255.0

Internet IP: 76.120.xxx.xxx
Pool IPs: 76.149.xxx.1/2

and then from inside the Tomato I can assign 10.0.0.5 to 76.149.xxx.1 and 10.0.0.6 to 76.149.xxx.2 ?

This way on my firewall I can assign 10.0.0.4 to 6 to it! :)

Leathal

said by IIgs :

Since alpha version 6 is my FIRST EVER use of Tomato, you'll have to bare with me, as I have nothing to it compare against. I'm solely using it as a means to circumvent throttling here.

Just started noticing I'm getting very poor performance (in some cases I'm still being completely throttled on some torrents) when connected to my WRT54G. Interestingly, when I bypass it and do a direct modem connection and use Windows built-in software MLPPP option, everything works beautifully...torrent speeds are optimal and there's no sign of being throttled.

Is there some option I've missed in the router setup? After installing alpha 6, all I did was set MLPPP to 'single link', nothing else. I heard a mention of QoA, should this be enabled? (in my settings it's currently disabled).

said by Redfox :

What's MSS?

I just did this and it worked. Then I changed option one by one, so far it's still working. :) I have not input my QoS settings yet.

At the first time, I did this:
1. Upgraded from 1.21mp3a4 to 1.25mp3a6;
2. reset NVRAM
3. change options manually.

said by MarkARC :

I have the same problem as Redfox, when i run in single link PPP, my web browsing gets slower and and websites are page cannot be displayed. If i turn off Single Layer PPP, the issue goes away. I configured QOS and my router as per »mlppp.teksavvy.com/tomato_sl.html. What can I do to fix this?

I have Velcom, too.

Thanks!