WRT610N PPoE issues ?!

Hi Forum, Last week I purchased Linksys WRT610N router and Draytek Vigor 110 ADSL modem combo. My intention was to use the Vigor110 as PPoE to PPoA bridge for Linksys. Now, only problem is that for the life of me I can't make it work. Linksys PPoE client Internet configuration is rather straightforward (and I have a good technical background btw) ... but it simply won't pick up the ADSL connection and IP address from Vigor110. After trying to connect, it simply throws up the error "unable to obtain the IP address from PPoE server" ... something like that. Are there any know problems when pairing Linksys WRT610N and Vigor110 modem ? or even worst option when using PPoE with WRt610N in general. Also, when Vigor110 modem is connected directly to the PC ... everything is working just fine via Windows native PPoE client (so modem is OK). Thx! I'm from UK btw and my provider is UKONLINE.

Well ... it's good to know that I'm not the only one!
Anyway, I had a chat with my friend yesterday and we came to conclusion that fact that router is not supporting PPoA is rather "normal" as it's not ATM device (it's not modem enabled) and the comments from the "SPAWN 06" above are definitely misleading. Router should be able to bridge the modem PPoA connection over PPoE ... otherwise Linksys PPoE implementation doesn't make sense at all.
I really hope that Linksys would fix PPoE ... as I just want hand over of the unmolested ADSL traffic to the router (from the ADSL ethernet modem). Nothing more, nothing less. Additionally, I'm getting much better connection rate with Draytek Vigor110 then with the AM200 itself and I don't need any traffic shaping from the AM200 in the connection chain. Draytek is just pure Ethernet ADSL modem ... so I'm really keen to use it.
Otherwise WRT610N is a good router. On the wireless end, I'm getting over 10MB/s of traffic burst (5GHz band) and that's in best case FastEthernet cable speed. Quite pleased.
Message Edited by Incognito on 10-12-2008 06:36 PM
Message Edited by Incognito on 10-12-2008 06:36 PM

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(Mod note: Edited post for guideline compliance. Thanks!)
Message Edited by JOHNDOE_06 on 03-22-2009 10:28 AM

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Please make a note of Wireless Network Name (SSID) as this is the Network Identifier...
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I am going to test a netgear 54g tomorrow night to see what experience I get.
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