re: ICS set up but not working
Friday, July 25, 2003 at 3:52 am Windows 2000 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Joakim Stai
(5 messages posted)
As far as I know, that's because your providers gave you a DSL modem with a built-in
router, allowing you to direct access to the internet as if it was on your local
area network (no dial-ups or raspppoe).. Anyway, I solved my problem by buying a
router that supports PPPoE (3com OfficeConnect with built-in firewall) and got all
of my computers online within 5-10 minutes - really easy! It also works as a hub
for the local area network, so it doesn't use any more NIC's or wires than before
- really recommended for those wanting to share DSL onto several computers ;)
On Thursday, July 17, 2003 at 3:24 pm, Ryan wrote:
>When I was using a DSL provider called Telocity who in turn got bought by DirectTV
>who in turn dropped DSL service (thanks DirectTV!). I then switched to PiloSoft
>(who sucks), and finally Comcast Cable (who also sucks).
>
>In all cases, I've NEVER had to use any type of dial-up software. Just had two
NIC
>cards and the DSL modem plugged into one of the NICs.
>
>What is this PPPoE used for? Why don't they a standard setup that all OS's can
use?
>
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