I was afraid I was going to have to do something similar but apparently CenturyLink doesn't have the same setup here in Vegas as they do in Seattle. He installed OpenWRT and set up VLAN tagging using that since the stock firmware couldn't do it, and got it working. Strangely enough, I did find a blog post that said something similar to your post bob, from a guy in Seattle using CenturyLink with a WDR3600. It is now working as of a few minutes ago, not sure how. Suggestions to get this working? I'd love to be able to continue using my existing router - I just bought it a few months ago and re-entering everything that I've set up into another router would be a pain, not to mention the $100 to buy Centurylink's unit. It is currently set to Dynamic IP for use with my existing cable modem. I've tried simply hooking up the line to the router but that gets me nothing. Is this what I have to set under 'WAN connection type' in my own router? If so I have a problem: there is no item called IPoE in my router. On another screen this is also listed under 'WAN Protocol'. Once I was finally able to log in to their router, I found a status page which listed an 'ISP Protocol' of IPoE. If I connect this line to a single computer I get internet without having to change any settings. I've got a Cat5 line running from a unit outside directly into their router. I have a TP-Link WDR3500 right now, and the one they provided is a Technicolor C2000T. I got a fiber connection installed yesterday by CenturyLink, and I would like to get my own router working with it instead of the one provided by them (for either $8 a month or $100 purchase).

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