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The DSLReports AT&T Southeast Forum is a customer information resource for the AT&T Southeast DSL Internet service. It's a place where users of the AT&T Southeast service can ask questions, share ideas, and exchange and gather information, but anyone is welcome in the forum. There aren't a lot of rules relative to posting in the AT&T Southeast Forum. However, the one that will be referred to most frequently is this: • Do not get personal! by KeysCapt edited by FAQFixer First, please use common courtesy and remember the basic guidelines: 1. Please do not hijack another thread. Even if your issue sounds the same or similar many problems like line issues, slow speeds, frequent disconnects, and synch issues are line specific and must be handled individually. 2. Any questions or requests for help should be posted in the forum itself. Please refrain from IM'ing (Instant Message) or emailing them directly to other members unless specifically asked to. Now that you are ready, you should include the following information in your post: Describe your basic problem Type of FastAccess Service (DSL, IFITL, or DFITL) Type and model of modem (if applicable) Connectivity (USB or Ethernet) Router type and model (if applicable) Type of computer(s) and OS version(s) Any firewall/antivirus software (if applicable) What troubleshooting you have already done (if any) For common issues check the FastAccess FAQ. Some quick links are listed below: Slow Speeds Troubleshooting Slow Speeds MTU/RWIN Tweak Modem Setup and Configuration Westell Modem SpeedTouch Home Modem Troubleshooting and Testing Testing at the NID Testing at the NID Connectivity, stalls and freezes, or unable to access certain websites Proper log in format Stalls and freezes Unable to access certain websites Email configuration Finally, please take a minute to read the Forum Posting Rules. by Andy Houtz edited by FAQFixer We welcome the submission of any news stories that would be of interest to a majority of our members using the "Got News?" link on the upper right hand side of the BellSouth Forum main topic page. If we use your submission, you will naturally receive credit for spotting the story. When submitting news stories, please follow these guidelines:
by leevis edited by KeysCapt Windows Vista has a built in PPPoE client. This eliminates the needs to load a third party client (Enternet300, RAS, etc) on to your computer if you do not use a modem or router with a PPPoE client. Use the following steps to configure a PPPoE connection using the native Windows Vista client:
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