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XP Networking (using IRC?)
Anton Shuster brain...@hotmail.com microsoft public windowsxp network_web I was wondering how I can make my computer connect to the internet (I have a DSL PPPoE connection in dial-up networking) at startup. Before I was able to just place a shortcut to the connection in the startup folder of the start menu.

temporary DNS resolution failure - yet again. Ouch.
I've not got my inbound working on another (non-pppoe) dsl connection, but the problem isn't the router or the connection, I am certain--it looks a lot like the firewall--This was an upgrade over windows2000 and VNC was working pre-upgrade and all inbound functions are failing--the machine shows in Network

clueless networking question
In your original post, I believe you said there was a machine already running WinPoet to connect to Verizon. If this is true, you're getting a PPPoE connection, regardless of your connection method. On a normal LAN (and some DSL/Cable providers), your network stack will be sending IP packets over Ethernet.

SBC DSL and Linux nat box
If DHCP, this is most often done by examining the MAC address of the connecting system. For PPPoE, it's done by tracking usernames and passwords. dedicated hardware router, *IT* handles the DHCP or PPPoE connection to the ISP, and your local computers use DHCP or static IP addresses on a local private network.

Verizon/PA DSL networking
It's on the rightmost tab of the Internet connection properties, probably a PPPoE connection or some such. If this is not activated, the computer will not share its Internet connection over the local network. Now you should have a working network and both computers should be able to reach the Internet as well.

sbc yahoo dsl windows 2000 pppoe
Steve bosco1...@hotmail.com comp os ms-windows networking misc I don't really know what happened but it works now. I just unplugged everything and set up Disable the dial-on-demand option for your PPPoE-Connection, because the router will do what your PC did before. Just connect the "home" card to the router.

XP and internet connection ........
Anyway, I'd like confirm the network topology and the steps you run the CEICW Your SBS connect Internet with PPPoE account, please let me know do you have router before SBS? You configure the PPPoE On the PPPoE Connection page, under PPPoE connection, click an existing connection, or create a new connection. d.

vpn server connecting thorough a pppoe connection??
You should only have PPPoE (which may show up in Network Connections as "WAN Miniport" or "WAN (PPP/SLIP) Interface") if the computer is directly connected to the DSL modem. I don't quite understand how the computers are connecting to the Internet -- although they plainly are, as shown by the successful pings to

SBC Yahoo DSL with Linux PPPoE
See http://www.dslreports.com/faq/3759 Your PPPoE connection would still configured as dynamic, but you@static_ameritech.net for login name would automatically assign and route your static IPs to your connecting PPPoE IP (new SBC Yahoo users would use y...@static.sbcglobal.net). -- David Efflandt - All spam ignored

sbc yahoo dsl windows 2000 pppoe
Nashton N...@nospam.nbnet.nb.ca comp sys mac advocacy Sharing a PPPOE connection between a Mac and a PC. Trying to share folders but nothing seems to work. I thought that with a Mac, connecting to a Windows machine is a snap. Well, apparently not. Any networking gurus in CSMA land that could lend me a helping hand

Strange Internet Wizard Setup Error
This is protocol overhead that must be transmitted over the DSL line, therefore robbing you of that much payload carrying capacity, no matter what you choose to do your PPPoE connecting, the computer or a router. That said, putting the PPPoE connection at the router means one less additional CPU-cycle-eating

PPPoE Connection with DSL router (bridged)
Hal Burgiss h...@burgiss.net comp os linux networking On 15 Sep 2002 09:45:47 -0700, Matt Magnasco <willnotber...@hotmail.com> wrote: I've compiled PPPoE support into my kernel, established the eth0 and ppp0 devices, and configured the connection in rp-pppoe. When I tell rp-pppoe to connect, I'm never asked for the

"multiple concurrent sessions" & Earthlink's DSL Home ...
Are you sharing a DSL connection that uses PPP Over Ethernet (PPPoE)? If so, here are some possible fixes. Any one of them should solve the problem: 1. PPPoE Dialin Connectivity http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/794/router_mtu.html -- Best Wishes, Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking) Please post any reply

Ad-hoc not connecting automatically
I have the ....roaring penguine setup for a PPPoe connection which works beautifully, connecting through eth0 (it's just a realtek). so I can do winblows apps without transition. any recomendations on what I should tell the TCP/IP Network Protocol if connecting to a supposedly "masquraded" linux box?

RRAS with DSL
Also, Chris may want to move that Local Area Connection 2 (the PPPoE connection) to the top of the binding order (under Network and Dialup Settings, Advanced/ADvanced Settings). But that will screw up with AD in finding your domain anyway, because of the DNS addresses. The one that is connecting to the internal

Pump, pppoe, NAT, iptables
Her ISP account is PPPoE. Her OS is Win2k Pro. Problem: VPN not connecting because the Modem/router is providing NAT and not passing through the VPN conneciton info. SOlution from ISP: Set the router to bridge and set the network configuration on the PC to PPPoE. I Can't figure out how to do that in Windows 2000.

How to connect my router?
I assume you mean the username, password, and selsct PPPoE connection method, or are you connecting via PPPoA? Prior, how did you connect? Did you use dial-up networking (DUN) or use the NTS Enternet software? This needs to be determined in order to correctly configure the router. I have never communicated with the

Router set-up
The Connect button gives me the option of hanging up my PPPoE connection! </quote> Since then I have dramatically reduced the incidences of this and related I do not need any password to connect and it is a home network. This is extremely frustrating because I cannot activate my Office Home and Student 2007

PPPoE Connection with DSL router (bridged)
Marty anonym...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public win2000 networking I'm trying to get a client connected to our home office thru the cisco VPN client. She has a DSL modem/router. Her ISP account is PPPoE. Her OS is Win2k Pro. Problem: VPN not connecting because the Modem/router is providing NAT and not

pppoe connection problem
If it wasn'tI wouldn't be able to connect to the Internet at all with ICS. Again thanks for any help, John Gazo On Tue, 30 Jan 2001 02:30:08 GMT, Currently everything on the internal network is on aC class subnet with the PPPOE connection from Sympatico being an A class IP and C class subnet.