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  • The PIT
    Super MURCer
    • Aug 1999
    • 11901

    #1

    Bugger pt II from one problem to another

    Well my adsl doesn't work. According to the netgear it's got a connection. I need to verify the settings with the company but can't be arsed now. If I've time tomorrow I'll give them another ring.
    At least plusnet do answer the phone. First problem was that username on the printout was wrong. Anyway that didn't fix it and at the moment I'm more interested in how my main machine behaves with it's latest bios. See the the other bugger thread.
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  • Umfriend
    Crabby Smurf
    • Mar 2001
    • 7308

    #2
    Pit, u remind me of someone who always has troubles when buidling/upgrading/changing kit. Who was it already?....uhm, oh yeah, me
    Luckily, I don;t do things as often as you!
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    • The PIT
      Super MURCer
      • Aug 1999
      • 11901

      #3
      Originally posted by Umfriend
      Pit, u remind me of someone who always has troubles when buidling/upgrading/changing kit. Who was it already?....uhm, oh yeah, me
      Luckily, I don;t do things as often as you!
      Well at least I don't walk into the room and all the computers die as some people seem to do.
      Keeps me in practise for fixing other problems.
      I reckon this will be some configuration error or some info that hasn't been supplied by plusnet.
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      • Taz
        Super MURCer
        • Nov 1999
        • 1393

        #4
        I assume this is an ADSL connection, what settings does it ask for

        The usual ones are :

        Connection type : PPPoA
        Encapsulation : VCMux
        Authentication : CHAP
        VPI : 0
        VCI : 38
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        • Technoid
          Super MURCer
          • Sep 1999
          • 7645

          #5
          Here in sweden the usual ones are

          Connection type : PPPoE
          Encapsulation : LLC
          Authentication : NFI
          VPI : 8
          VCI : 35
          If there's artificial intelligence, there's bound to be some artificial stupidity.

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          • The PIT
            Super MURCer
            • Aug 1999
            • 11901

            #6
            I've got a collegue at work who uses plusnet I'll ask him.
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            • The PIT
              Super MURCer
              • Aug 1999
              • 11901

              #7
              Problem solved. When the I signed up for the account the print out didn't include details of my adsl account it just said heres your user dns mail etc so I rightly presumed this was the details for my adsl account.
              When I rang up the Technician told me to use my email account username which was also wrong. Silly bugger.
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