Managing DSL modem (web interface) via Linksys WRT610N router.

I have a router WRT610N Version 1.0 connected to my DSL gateway (3wire). My PC is connected to WRT610N. All is working fine except: If I set Linksys Internet connection type in DHCP I am able to see my DSL modem (3wire) via web interface from my PC. But, if I set Linksys Internet connection type in PPPoE I can't connect to my DSL management web page from my PC via Linksys to DSL modem.
FYI, I need PPPoE for DDNS.
Any idea?

Correct. If you configure PPPoE the modem is inaccessible because it works like a standard modem. That's normal. With PPPoE on the WRT the WRT is connected directly to the internet and there are not really any settings on the DSL modem/router which you have to change.

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