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FAQ: Adelphia HSI is configured to use DHCP.

Adelphia's cable modem system uses standard TCP/IP protocol with DHCP servers.

Adelphia does not use PPPoE. While commonly found in DSL networks, PPPoE is almost never found in cable modem networks.

Adelphia does not use static IP addressing, unless you are specifically paying and are configured for Static IP service. You should never have to enter your IP address, DHCP client ID, subnet mask, default gateway, or DNS server addresses. These are all configured automatically when subscribers' computers are properly setup using TCP/IP and DHCP.

Adelphia does not use proxy servers either.

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by MacLeech
last modified: 2005-08-20 18:23:34

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FAQ: Adelphia HSI is configured to use DHCP.