How to connect my ppp adapter to zte w300 routers lan ports, to create wifi + wired internet to pc

[charmzz]

isp has given me a ppp adapter(its a wimax connection) which connects to the computer. Im having a username password which I have to use to connect to internet.
Now I got a router (ZTE w300) which has a line and 4 lan ports. The PPP adapter is RJ45. So cannot connect to line (RJ11) of ZTE.
I have heard LAN - LAN connection is possible.
I need a working wifi connection at my house, possibly with wired connection to computer.
Is this possible?

please help.

 

[Emerald]

See if this work for you with your PPP connection

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/36406-43-convert-wireless-router-wireless-access-point

 

[Alabalcho]

You need "standard" router with WAN port. You can't use your DSL router/gateway for WAN connection.

 

[Emerald]

How does the WiMax connect to your computer? USB or RJ45?

Can you list the make and model of the WiMax?

 

[charmzz]

How does the WiMax connect to your computer? USB or RJ45?

Can you list the make and model of the WiMax?

Wimax connect to my computer through a PPP adapter. PPP adapter has 2 RJ45 ports + power socket. 1 RJ45 port connects a cable from an antenna/wimax thing? outside my house to the adapter, while the other RJ45 connects to the computer.
This is the normal setup. I cannot login to the adapter via browser. ISP has given me a username and password which I should use from my computer to connect to internet.
At this normal setup my ip (of PPPoe) is something like 123.231.X.X, subnet 255.255.255.255, Default gateway 0.0.0.0 (my internet works fine)
DHCP disabled

The PPP adapter seems to be a generic one, I mean it has no make. Just says universal indoor unit AC power adapter. Model - 0334B5555 (weird I know)

 

[charmzz]

How does the WiMax connect to your computer? USB or RJ45?

Can you list the make and model of the WiMax?

Wimax connect to my computer through a PPP adapter. PPP adapter has 2 RJ45 ports + power socket. 1 RJ45 port connects a cable from an antenna/wimax thing? outside my house to the adapter, while the other RJ45 connects to the computer.
This is the normal setup. I cannot login to the adapter via browser. ISP has given me a username and password which I should use from my computer to connect to internet.
At this normal setup my ip (of PPPoe) is something like 123.231.X.X, subnet 255.255.255.255, Default gateway 0.0.0.0 (my internet works fine)
DHCP disabled

The PPP adapter seems to be a generic one, I mean it has no make. Just says universal indoor unit AC power adapter. Model - 0334B5555 (weird I know)

 

[charmzz]

See if this work for you with your PPP connection

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/36406-43-convert-wireless-router-wireless-access-point

I did try this before but it didn't work. I did enter the ISP details to the relevant router configuration area (PPPoe , Username, Password)
and also I deleted the connection in my computer which I need to enter the said username password, to connect to the internet usually.

Is that i a problem when trying to make my router an AP?

 

[charmzz]

See if this work for you with your PPP connection

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/36406-43-convert-wireless-router-wireless-access-point

I did try this before but it didn't work. I did enter the ISP details to the relevant router configuration area (PPPoe , Username, Password)
and also I deleted the connection in my computer which I need to enter the said username password, to connect to the internet usually.

Is that i a problem when trying to make my router an AP?

 

[Emerald]

As Alabalcho said you will need a regular router since the WiMax does not provide DHCP.

The one you have has a DSL port instead of an RJ45 WAN port. In addition, none of the LAN ports can be configured as a WAN port.

 

[charmzz]

As Alabalcho said you will need a regular router since the WiMax does not provide DHCP.

The one you have has a DSL port instead of an RJ45 WAN port. In addition, none of the LAN ports can be configured as a WAN port.

Sorry if this is a total noob question, but can you tell me why none of the LAN ports can be configured as a WAN port?

and thought in wimax connections DHCP is on server and one ip is handed to the each connected to that server? My ip does change

 

[Emerald]

It has to do with the firmware which does not provide this option.

I only have seen two DSL routers ever offering this option and those were business type routers.

 

[charmzz]

It has to do with the firmware which does not provide this option.

I only have seen two DSL routers ever offering this option and those were business type routers.

ah.. Thank you for your kind help