Re: [TCLUG:9091] DSL woes

[Nathaniel Moore <nmoore1@uswest.net>]

I assume that the router is in the right mode as I use it with windows...

nate

At 02:26 PM 10/11/99 -0500, you wrote:
>Quoting Andrew Dubman (adubman@bellmicro.com):
>> Well I haven't really recieved any error messages, and I guess i wouldn't
>> know how to produce them.  As far as I can tell, the ethernet card is set
>> up properly in Linux.  I know it is seen by the router in at least some way
>> (lights blinking and stuff).  I have ethernet set to use DHCP, which hasn't
>> complained to me at all, but I imagine that has to do with me not asking it
>> anything.  I suppose i should check all the networking stuff on my side,
>> but am unsure where to start.  Where can I find a howto or something for
>> this?  Thanks for any help
>
>Does your ISP do Bridging or Routing?
>
>Is your 675 configured to do whatever your ISP is doing?
>
>Sounds like you have a DHCP assigned address, which makes me think you are
>bridging. Most ISP are moving towards routing (PPPoATM), so make sure your
675
>is in the right mode.
>
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