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7.3. PPPoE
If your ISP assigns a new IP address for you whenever you login, please choose “PPPoE (Point to
Point Protocol over Ethernet)” from the above page.
USER ID：Enter the User Name provided by your ISP. (The ID must be alphanumeric
characters and case sensitive.)
Password：Enter the Password provided by your ISP. (The password must be alphanumeric
characters and case sensitive.)
Confirm Password：Enter the Password again for verification.
MTU：MTU means Maximum Transmission Unit, the largest physical packet size,
measured in bytes, that a network can transmit. The default value is 1454. Please set up the
MTU according to your system environment. Only enter a new MTU when your ISP requires,
otherwise, please leave it as the default setting. When using PPPoE connection, you may
need to change MTU settings to maintain the connection with your ISP, however, if the
incorrect value was entered, you may be unable to access certain websites. Reducing the
packet size can help connecting to certain websites or speeding up the transmission rate.
Dial-On-Demand/Silent Timeout：You may disconnect the connection when there is no
activity for a period of time and set the Silent Timeout in the next field. Silent Timeout means
a period of idle time before you go offline. Enter a maximum period of time (minute) to
define the maximum idle time. If the silent time is above the defined maximum idle time, it
will go offline immediately. You can set the value to be 0 or Auto Reconnect to disable this
function.
Auto Reconnect/Connect/Disconnect：If you choose Auto Reconnect, MZK-W04NU
Wireless Router will automatically reconnect to your ISP when you restart the system or the
connection is stopped. To enable “Auto Reconnect” you must set “Silent Timeout” to be
0 or leave the field blank; otherwise there might be a warning message. Click “Connect” to
manually make a connection or click “Disconnect” to disconnect the connection.
Auth Type：You may choose PAP or CHAP authentication to enhance the security of data
transmission.