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I have a D-Link router that works only barely to share an
ADSL internet connection in my homenetwork. I'd like to
get a router that doesn't need so much day-to-day
maintenance just to make it function. Are the microsoft
routers compatable with ADSL internet connections?
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)
That depends on how you get your IP address. Do you use PPPoE, PPPoA,
Dynamic, or Static for your IP address?
Answer that & we can help you better.
Also if your broadband ISP is AOL the hardware from Microsoft will not
work as AOL refuses to use the standard TCP/IP stack that Windows
provides, even though the one that Windows has is much better then the
one AOL has.
Benjamin wrote:
> I have a D-Link router that works only barely to share an
> ADSL internet connection in my homenetwork. I'd like to
> get a router that doesn't need so much day-to-day
> maintenance just to make it function. Are the microsoft
> routers compatable with ADSL internet connections?
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I use a PPPoE service. Unsecured websites load just fine
over the wireless link, but secure sites will not. The D-
Link folks have told me that it is an ADSL issue and that
thier router can't help me. Will the microsoft router
support the shared connection?
>-----Original Message-----
>That depends on how you get your IP address. Do you use
PPPoE, PPPoA,
>Dynamic, or Static for your IP address?
>
>Answer that & we can help you better.
>
>Also if your broadband ISP is AOL the hardware from
Microsoft will not
>work as AOL refuses to use the standard TCP/IP stack
that Windows
>provides, even though the one that Windows has is much
better then the
>one AOL has.
>
>Benjamin wrote:
>> I have a D-Link router that works only barely to share
an
>> ADSL internet connection in my homenetwork. I'd like
to
>> get a router that doesn't need so much day-to-day
>> maintenance just to make it function. Are the
microsoft
>> routers compatable with ADSL internet connections?
>
>.
>
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)
It can work with a PPPoE connection. the only issue is that most ISP's
using PPPoE will send a PADT that terminates the PPPoE session if you
are not using it. To workaround that issue you will need to use the
maximum idle time & auto reconnect features.
Benjamin wrote:
> I use a PPPoE service. Unsecured websites load just fine
> over the wireless link, but secure sites will not. The D-
> Link folks have told me that it is an ADSL issue and that
> thier router can't help me. Will the microsoft router
> support the shared connection?
>
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>That depends on how you get your IP address. Do you use
>
> PPPoE, PPPoA,
>
>>Dynamic, or Static for your IP address?
>>
>>Answer that & we can help you better.
>>
>>Also if your broadband ISP is AOL the hardware from
>
> Microsoft will not
>
>>work as AOL refuses to use the standard TCP/IP stack
>
> that Windows
>
>>provides, even though the one that Windows has is much
>
> better then the
>
>>one AOL has.
>>
>>Benjamin wrote:
>>
>>>I have a D-Link router that works only barely to share
>
> an
>
>>>ADSL internet connection in my homenetwork. I'd like
>
> to
>
>>>get a router that doesn't need so much day-to-day
>>>maintenance just to make it function. Are the
>
> microsoft
>
>>>routers compatable with ADSL internet connections?
>>
>>.
>>
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