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Summary of Contents for XRoads Networks EdgeXOS
- Page 1 EdgeXOS PPPoE Configuration...
- Page 2 Technically in this configuration the modem is acting more like a router and is NATing the public IP address it receives via the PPPoE link to a private IP address which is passed to the EdgeXOS device on the LAN side of the DSL modem/router.
- Page 3 The following diagram demonstrates the typical installation for a PPPoE network: However in this case the modem is now also acting as the router and terminating the PPPoE connection, i.e. it is acting as the PPPoE client. When the DSL modem is used as a router, it will also need to be configured so that any public address that it receives on the WAN is forwarded via a One-to-One NAT mapping to a private address on the LAN side of the DSL modem/router.
- Page 4 10.10.10.2 for the EdgeXOS appliance. Then configure the one-to-one NAT rule on the DSL device to forward all traffic from the public IP address to the 10.10.10.2 address of the EdgeXOS appliance. The following diagrams demonstrate how the network should look when this installation is performed correctly.