If I don't know the starting point, I cannot give you a step-by-step guide. Do not make any other interfaces member ports of that bridge. So in your case, you have to create an /interface bridge name=my-public-ip-holder protocol-mode=none and assign your static public address to it ( /ip address add address=/32 interface=my-public-ip-holder). 'use loopback' is there because they don't know you use Mikrotik (and don't care either), so what they actually tell you is that you have to assign the static public address to some other interface than the PPPoE one, and if you don't have any (which can be the case where a PC has a single Ethernet port connected to the modem), you should use the virtual interface called loopback or lo on unix-like systems.

The PPPoE server will update its routing tables accordingly.

'enable ripv2' means that you will inform the neigbour (the PPPoE server) that your static public address can be routed to via your PPPoE client address.

But you may want to NAT everything to your static public IP, and it is possible of course.

'Disable NAT' should have actually read 'disable NAT on the PPPoE interface' because otherwise packets sent from your static public address would be NATed to the dynamically changing one assigned to the PPPoE.

The only information they give is disable NAT, enable ripv2 and use loopback I know how to create PPPoe connection but i dont know how to configure the ripv2 and other

They gave me username and password to create PPPoe connecting and the ips Here’s your account credentials as well as the assigned public IP subnet that was readily assigned to your account. You (eventually your IT) are solely responsible for the configuration of your firewall/router, and we at OGERO do not get involved and cannot provide support to this task nor do we get involved in the router selection task. Note that the router must support the required configuration, that is you must enable RIP V2 and disable NAT. Hello, When fixed public IP is required by the customer, the modem must then be place in bridge mode, and the PPPoE must be handled behind it on your separate Ethernet-only router. I bought mikrotik router 750r2 and my isp ogero in lebanon gave me internet efm with 5 real ipĪnd tell me to configure my router using PPPoe and to disable nat and enable ripv2 so i can connect to internet and get access to my real ip.

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