QUOTE(alexjaya @ Sep 10 2010, 11:24 PM)
RB250GS is just a managed switch? Can't dail a PPPoE connection?
From what i read, DIR-615 is a good piece of hardware, but the original firmware is crap however i doubt the one TM provided is good (mine died in 7 days) got that replaced by TM then ... I went out and bought another DIR-615 (RM130) flashed it with DD-WRT and its has no problems since ... absolute solid thing now ...
Funny thing ...
When I do an upload test with TMs router it max out at 200kb/s
When i do an upload test with DIR-615 (DD-WRT) it max out at 2.5mb/s
I'm trying to order my RB250GS but i don want it if it cant dail a PPPoE, if its only going to do VLAN tagging then DD-WRT can do that, don really need another hardware just for that.
Any comments?
I've done Unifi PPPoE on DIR-615 and DIR-825 with DD-WRT both works fine ...

Just so fed-up with the corrupted downloads now ...
Yes, RB250GS is only a managed switch and does not have PPPoE dialer.
If you don't require IPTV and going for dd-wrt with vlan?.500 capability, then yes you don't need it either.

However, correct me if I'm wrong, currently for dd-wrt supported routers, Broadcom base seem to have problem keeping vlan?.500 on WAN Port Assignment, it will be gone the moment you re-boot.
Whereas for Ralink & Atheros base, it can create vlan?.500 tagging and WAN connection without problem, but still unable to create another vlan?.600 for IPTV on the same router.
At this moment, I believe the main purpose for RB250GS is to :
- handle both vlan 500 [internet] & 600 [IPTV] concurrently;
- connect any router, with or without dd-wrt, no vlan tagging require to it for internet;
- connect IPTV directly, so can "keep" that DIR-615 for good;
and hopefully, at the very minimum cost involve!

Btw, if I'm not mistaken, those DIR-615 from TM is G1 version, those in the market it's like D1, D2, E...
Not sure whether they are the same makes?
This post has been edited by klseet: Sep 11 2010, 12:18 AM