Thread: bridge or pppoe?

I have BSNL 1350 UL connection(UT300R2U modem).I am using pppoe to connect.
Is there any advantage of bridge connection(what is the diff??)
what are the things to do inorder to use a wireless connection to use BB for 3 computers at the same time.(My ISP package is single user).
Would be grateful for any help

Already we have discussed this matter in couple of thread please read

Which is better option bridge or pppoe and why

thanks for the info
sorry to post without checking older posts.

Originally Posted by merla1

thanks for the info
sorry to post without checking older posts.

No problem...

Originally Posted by merla1

I have BSNL 1350 UL connection(UT300R2U modem).I am using pppoe to connect.
Is there any advantage of bridge connection(what is the diff??)
what are the things to do inorder to use a wireless connection to use BB for 3 computers at the same time.(My ISP package is single user).
Would be grateful for any help

in bridge mode we can use only one computer for bb, in bridge mode userid & password are put in computer for connecting,but if we want to share many computer through wireless router we can use pppoe mode and userid and password are feeded in modem and multicast is enabled and modem automatically dials the connection ,you can only on the wifi of all computer or connect through lan and surf opening any net browser at same time

ALL are requested to continue
discussion/comments in old thread as
given in post 2 by @rupu1983.
http://www.indiabroadband.net/bsnl-b...pppoe-why.html (Which is better option bridge or pppoe and why)
Thanks.

@merla1

what are the things to do inorder to use a wireless connection to use BB for 3 computers at the same time.(My ISP package is single user).


Option 1:
Please see Archive at bottom of page.
Select BSNL forum.
YOU will find latest 250 threads listed.
See no 65 now .( may change )

http://www.indiabroadband.net/bsnl-b...-wa3002g4.html (How to Connect 2 PCs to internet using BSNL type 2 modem (WA3002G4))

or
Option2:
Request please start a new thread. The subject is not related to thread title here.

bridged mode + windows firewall is a MAJOR RISK...