Help! IPoE on WAN, how configure?

RouterOS General
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Hi, that’s the first time in my life I figure this IPoE, I can’t find a valid documentation describing e how it works, I just read “it’s simple”, and for now it doesn’t look so.

The provider is giving me a private IP, I obtain it with DHCP client and it’s enough for access internet.
The provider gave me also a public IP, which I need to access devices there, it wrote that IP on paper, and wrote it’s truely natted to another private IP 100.200.236.41, with mask 255.255.252.0 and gateway 100.200.236.1, which I suppose I should use only.
As first attempt I simply added to router the IP 100.200.236.41/22 with network IP 100.200.236.0, but I can’t ping IP 100.200.236.1.. so I suppose I need a kind of authentication before. How? On this paper the provider doesn’t give me any user/password for it, I have them for the control panel, I might use them but where? Should I create on Mikrotik a PPPoE client session? And which is the server where I have to addess the authentication? Why the provider didn’t specife it?

This world sounds reallhy strange for me

Thanks for bright my ideas

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Please help me understand, client is waiting, thanks

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IPoE … learning something new today.

This might help/clarify your setup. https://networkengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/39567/what-exactly-is-ipoe

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Thanks, so I have to enable option 82? And user/password I use to login to web site of provider?
How can I do it on the option exactly? Thank you!
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What I should put in all these 6 parameters? Password is not necessary? Just the user name?
They gave me IP/subnet/gateway, should I type manually or IPoE works only with a (second) DHCP server on provider?

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Or maybe should I select something in particular here? Please help me, thanks
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If there is any authentication required, and if yes it is using DHCP option 82 and if so what to fill in there is something only the provider can tell you.

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The problems were on provider, more than one, even if they assured there weren’t, anyway, to stay on topic, that autentication was based on the MAC address only