Jodokast96
R.I.P Bassman442
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join:2005-11-23
Erial, NJ | reply to oleglelchuk
Re: Why is there no need to enter your PPPoE username after...
Yep, that's OPPPoE for ya. |
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oleglelchuk
join:2007-10-04
Brooklyn, NY | reply to a333
And I am definitely on PPPoE, not DHCP, a333 |
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oleglelchuk
join:2007-10-04
Brooklyn, NY | reply to Bytebender
Great! |
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Bytebender
Bytebender
Premium
join:2008-02-12
Canada | reply to oleglelchuk
It's called OpenPPPoE. In theory, any username and password should work in an Open PPPoE system.
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reboot, reset, reconfigure, then recycle. |
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a333
A hot cup of integrals please
join:2007-06-12
Rego Park, NY | reply to oleglelchuk
Not sure, but maybe you're on DHCP??
a333 |
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oleglelchuk
join:2007-10-04
Brooklyn, NY | reply to oleglelchuk
So, it looks like that with Verizon, you only have to be on the right telephone line to connect to the internet. Amazing! |
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oleglelchuk
join:2007-10-04
Brooklyn, NY
| I reset my modem, then disabled the Walled Garden, and was surprised to see that I could surf the internet immediately, without even entering my PPPoE username and password into the modem. Wow! It's great, but I don't understand it: explain to me how it's possible to connect to the internet without entering the correct PPPoE username and password. The same thing happens if I set the modem to the bridge mode. I don't have to enter the right PPPoE password (not sure yet about the username in this situation) into the dir-655 router to connect to the internet. Who can explain this greatness to me? |
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