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| RE: Re: no web page |
 
United States |
2007-09-02 16:10:13 |
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He deleted the AT&T software as I recall that just may have been taking care
of the login script.
Sitting behind only a modem sans router is often an invitation to the
hackers.
If a router is installed, the router will take care of the login after
proper setup.
Your ISP will be your best source of information on restoring a login.
-----Original Message-----
From: Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussion yahoogroups.com
[mailto: Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Dragonfly
Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2007 4:32 PM
To: Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [CHAD] Re: no web page
I have a Speed Stream modem. If it is not a continuous blink, something
is wrong. How is the process of logging on taken care of? This is
important because if the modem is sending out a connection request, it
would be ignored if you have not logged on. AT&T would send back an
account and password request. If it is not resolved, there will be no
traffic.
Do you have a network connection that is set up just for the DSL
connection? If not, you need one. You should look at the link below.
http://www.iserv.net/ConfiguringABroadbandConnection/SettingUpAPPPOEDSLConne
ctionOnWindowsXP.php
Dragonfly
Raymond Flores wrote:
>
> it is a speed stream modem. I had removed the at&t software so I could
> work on the browser. Yes the computer is the only one on the modem.
> All the lights are on and the activity light blinks, not fast, but it
> does blink. What should the IP address be, since it is a dhcp address
> from at&t.
>
>
> Ray
>
> Dragonfly < dragonfly%40pacbell.net">dragonflypacbell.net <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>>; wrote:
> Is it a DSL modem and not a router? Are you using PPoE? How is the
> process of logging to the DSL account on taken care of?
>
> Are you sending email through the DSL modem? Is your computer the only
>; one connected to the modem (Is there any traffic through the modem)? Are
> the lights on the modem blinking?
>
> Dragonfly
>
> Raymond Flores wrote:
> >
>; > it is going straight to a dsl modem not a server
> >
>; > Dragonfly < dragonfly%40pacbell.net">dragonflypacbell.net <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>
> <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>>;
> > wrote: Raymond,
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| RE: Re: no web page |
United States |
2007-09-02 16:11:57 |
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i can put a wirless router on without any trouble at all and set it to ppoe. I have done that before without any probelms. This site has never had a router.
"Ken (desco) Ramsey" < desco1kr%40americainter.net">desco1kramericainter.net>; wrote: He deleted the AT&T software as I recall that just may have been taking care
of the login script.
Sitting behind only a modem sans router is often an invitation to the
hackers.
If a router is installed, the router will take care of the login after
proper setup.
Your ISP will be your best source of information on restoring a login.
-----Original Message-----
From: Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com
[mailto: Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Dragonfly
Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2007 4:32 PM
To: Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [CHAD] Re: no web page
I have a Speed Stream modem. If it is not a continuous blink, something
is wrong. How is the process of logging on taken care of? This is
important because if the modem is sending out a connection request, it
would be ignored if you have not logged on. AT&T would send back an
account and password request. If it is not resolved, there will be no
traffic.
Do you have a network connection that is set up just for the DSL
connection? If not, you need one. You should look at the link below.
http://www.iserv.net/ConfiguringABroadbandConnection/SettingUpAPPPOEDSLConne
ctionOnWindowsXP.php
Dragonfly
Raymond Flores wrote:
>
> it is a speed stream modem. I had removed the at&t software so I could
> work on the browser. Yes the computer is the only one on the modem.
> All the lights are on and the activity light blinks, not fast, but it
> does blink. What should the IP address be, since it is a dhcp address
> from at&t.
>
>
> Ray
>
> Dragonfly < dragonfly%40pacbell.net">dragonflypacbell.net <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>>; wrote:
> Is it a DSL modem and not a router? Are you using PPoE? How is the
> process of logging to the DSL account on taken care of?
>
> Are you sending email through the DSL modem? Is your computer the only
>; one connected to the modem (Is there any traffic through the modem)? Are
> the lights on the modem blinking?
>
> Dragonfly
>
> Raymond Flores wrote:
> >
>; > it is going straight to a dsl modem not a server
> >
>; > Dragonfly < dragonfly%40pacbell.net">dragonflypacbell.net <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>
> <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>>;
> > wrote: Raymond,
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| Re: Re: no web page |
United States |
2007-09-02 18:27:22 |
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Ken,
I have AT&T DSL and and don't use the software. You are not required to
have the software to connect. You only have to know how establish a
connection without it.
Since he has answered twice without providing information about logging
on, I suspect that he is not actually doing so. Without a router, the
computer would need a network connection to store the PPPoE logon
information. He could look at the properties of his existing connections
or use the link I sent him to create a new one.
He does not need a router just to log in and provide a firewall. He only
needs a good software firewall and a network connection since only one
computer is using the DSL connection. One thing a router would do is
make internet connections invisible. His computer would see it as a LAN
that provides an internet connection.
Dragonfly
Ken (desco) Ramsey wrote:
>
> He deleted the AT&T software as I recall that just may have been
> taking care
>; of the login script.
> Sitting behind only a modem sans router is often an invitation to the
> hackers.
> If a router is installed, the router will take care of the login after
> proper setup.
> Your ISP will be your best source of information on restoring a login.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com
> <mailto:Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com>
> [mailto: Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com
> <mailto:Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com>]On Behalf Of
> Dragonfly
> Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2007 4:32 PM
> To: Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com
> <mailto:Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: Re: [CHAD] Re: no web page
>;
> I have a Speed Stream modem. If it is not a continuous blink, something
> is wrong. How is the process of logging on taken care of? This is
> important because if the modem is sending out a connection request, it
> would be ignored if you have not logged on. AT&T would send back an
> account and password request. If it is not resolved, there will be no
> traffic.
>
>; Do you have a network connection that is set up just for the DSL
> connection? If not, you need one. You should look at the link below.
>
> http://www.iserv.net/ConfiguringABroadbandConnection/SettingUpAPPPOEDSLConne
> <http://www.iserv.net/ConfiguringABroadbandConnection/SettingUpAPPPOEDSLConne>
> ctionOnWindowsXP.php
>
> Dragonfly
>
> Raymond Flores wrote:
> >
>; > it is a speed stream modem. I had removed the at&t software so I could
> > work on the browser. Yes the computer is the only one on the modem.
> > All the lights are on and the activity light blinks, not fast, but it
> > does blink. What should the IP address be, since it is a dhcp address
> > from at&t.
> >
>; >
>; > Ray
> >
>; > Dragonfly < dragonfly%40pacbell.net">dragonflypacbell.net <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>
> <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>>; wrote:
> > Is it a DSL modem and not a router? Are you using PPoE? How is the
> > process of logging to the DSL account on taken care of?
> >
>; > Are you sending email through the DSL modem? Is your computer the only
>; > one connected to the modem (Is there any traffic through the modem)? Are
> > the lights on the modem blinking?
> >
>; > Dragonfly
> >
>; > Raymond Flores wrote:
> > >
>; > > it is going straight to a dsl modem not a server
> > >
>; > > Dragonfly < dragonfly%40pacbell.net">dragonflypacbell.net <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>
> <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>
> > <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>>;
> > > wrote: Raymond,
>
>;
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| Re: Re: no web page |
United States |
2007-09-02 21:21:17 |
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How do I connect without the software.
I never could get it to work without it.
I too have AT&T DSL.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dragonfly" < dragonfly%40pacbell.net">dragonflypacbell.net>
To: < Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com>;
Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2007 7:27 PM
Subject: Re: [CHAD] Re: no web page
> Ken,
>;
> I have AT&T DSL and and don't use the software. You are not required to
> have the software to connect. You only have to know how establish a
> connection without it.
>
> Since he has answered twice without providing information about logging
> on, I suspect that he is not actually doing so. Without a router, the
> computer would need a network connection to store the PPPoE logon
> information. He could look at the properties of his existing connections
> or use the link I sent him to create a new one.
>;
> He does not need a router just to log in and provide a firewall. He only
>; needs a good software firewall and a network connection since only one
> computer is using the DSL connection. One thing a router would do is
> make internet connections invisible. His computer would see it as a LAN
> that provides an internet connection.
>
> Dragonfly
>
> Ken (desco) Ramsey wrote:
> >
>; > He deleted the AT&T software as I recall that just may have been
>; > taking care
>; > of the login script.
> > Sitting behind only a modem sans router is often an invitation to the
> > hackers.
> > If a router is installed, the router will take care of the login after
> > proper setup.
> > Your ISP will be your best source of information on restoring a login.
> >
>; > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com
> > <mailto:Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com>
> > [mailto: Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com
> > <mailto:Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com>]On Behalf Of
> > Dragonfly
> > Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2007 4:32 PM
> > To: Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com
> > <mailto:Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com>
> > Subject: Re: [CHAD] Re: no web page
>; >
>; > I have a Speed Stream modem. If it is not a continuous blink, something
> > is wrong. How is the process of logging on taken care of? This is
> > important because if the modem is sending out a connection request, it
> > would be ignored if you have not logged on. AT&T would send back an
> > account and password request. If it is not resolved, there will be no
> > traffic.
> >
>; > Do you have a network connection that is set up just for the DSL
> > connection? If not, you need one. You should look at the link below.
> >
>; >
http://www.iserv.net/ConfiguringABroadbandConnection/SettingUpAPPPOEDSLConne
>; >
<;http://www.iserv.net/ConfiguringABroadbandConnection/SettingUpAPPPOEDSLConn
e>;
> > ctionOnWindowsXP.php
> >
>; > Dragonfly
> >
>; > Raymond Flores wrote:
> > >
>; > > it is a speed stream modem. I had removed the at&t software so I could
> > > work on the browser. Yes the computer is the only one on the modem.
> > > All the lights are on and the activity light blinks, not fast, but it
> > > does blink. What should the IP address be, since it is a dhcp address
> > > from at&t.
> > >
>; > >
>; > > Ray
> > >
>; > > Dragonfly < dragonfly%40pacbell.net">dragonflypacbell.net <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>
> > <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>>; wrote:
> > > Is it a DSL modem and not a router? Are you using PPoE? How is the
> > > process of logging to the DSL account on taken care of?
> > >
>; > > Are you sending email through the DSL modem? Is your computer the only
>; > > one connected to the modem (Is there any traffic through the modem)?
Are
> > > the lights on the modem blinking?
> > >
>; > > Dragonfly
> > >
>; > > Raymond Flores wrote:
> > > >
>; > > > it is going straight to a dsl modem not a server
> > > >
>; > > > Dragonfly < dragonfly%40pacbell.net">dragonflypacbell.net <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>
> > <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>
> > > <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>>;
> > > > wrote: Raymond,
> >
>; >
>;
>
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everything below when replying; see our other list
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>
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>; Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
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| Re: Re: no web page |
United States |
2007-09-03 02:50:25 |
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Hello Howard,
the link below has pretty complete instructions for setting up a PPPoE
connection:
http://www.iserv.net/ConfiguringABroadbandConnection/SettingUpAPPPOEDSLConnectionOnWindowsXP.php
The instructions were written for the ISP iserv. Where you see iserv,
put At&t. You have to be on Win 2000 or above. If you are on Win 98, you
need a PPPoE client.
Dragonfly
Howard wrote:
>
> How do I connect without the software.
>
> I never could get it to work without it.
>
> I too have AT&T DSL.
>; ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Dragonfly" < dragonfly%40pacbell.net">dragonflypacbell.net <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>>;
> To: < Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com
> <mailto:Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com>>
> Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2007 7:27 PM
> Subject: Re: [CHAD] Re: no web page
>;
> > Ken,
>; >
>; > I have AT&T DSL and and don't use the software. You are not required to
> > have the software to connect. You only have to know how establish a
> > connection without it.
> >
>; > Since he has answered twice without providing information about logging
> > on, I suspect that he is not actually doing so. Without a router, the
> > computer would need a network connection to store the PPPoE logon
> > information. He could look at the properties of his existing connections
> > or use the link I sent him to create a new one.
>; >
>; > He does not need a router just to log in and provide a firewall. He only
>; > needs a good software firewall and a network connection since only one
> > computer is using the DSL connection. One thing a router would do is
> > make internet connections invisible. His computer would see it as a LAN
> > that provides an internet connection.
> >
>; > Dragonfly
> >
>; > Ken (desco) Ramsey wrote:
> > >
>; > > He deleted the AT&T software as I recall that just may have been
>; > > taking care
>; > > of the login script.
> > > Sitting behind only a modem sans router is often an invitation to the
> > > hackers.
> > > If a router is installed, the router will take care of the login after
> > > proper setup.
> > > Your ISP will be your best source of information on restoring a login.
> > >
>; > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com
> <mailto:Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com>
> > > <mailto:Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com>
> > > [mailto: Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com
> <mailto:Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com>
> > > <mailto:Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com>]On Behalf Of
> > > Dragonfly
> > > Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2007 4:32 PM
> > > To: Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com
> <mailto:Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com>
> > > <mailto:Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com>
> > > Subject: Re: [CHAD] Re: no web page
>; > >
>; > > I have a Speed Stream modem. If it is not a continuous blink,
> something
> > > is wrong. How is the process of logging on taken care of? This is
> > > important because if the modem is sending out a connection request, it
> > > would be ignored if you have not logged on. AT&T would send back an
> > > account and password request. If it is not resolved, there will be no
> > > traffic.
> > >
>; > > Do you have a network connection that is set up just for the DSL
> > > connection? If not, you need one. You should look at the link below.
> > >
>; > >
>; http://www.iserv.net/ConfiguringABroadbandConnection/SettingUpAPPPOEDSLConne
> <http://www.iserv.net/ConfiguringABroadbandConnection/SettingUpAPPPOEDSLConne>
> > >
>; <http://www.iserv.net/ConfiguringABroadbandConnection/SettingUpAPPPOEDSLConn
> <http://www.iserv.net/ConfiguringABroadbandConnection/SettingUpAPPPOEDSLConn>
> e>
> > > ctionOnWindowsXP.php
> > >
>; > > Dragonfly
> > >
>; > > Raymond Flores wrote:
> > > >
>; > > > it is a speed stream modem. I had removed the at&t software so I
> could
> > > > work on the browser. Yes the computer is the only one on the modem.
> > > > All the lights are on and the activity light blinks, not fast,
> but it
> > > > does blink. What should the IP address be, since it is a dhcp
> address
> > > > from at&t.
> > > >
>; > > >
>; > > > Ray
> > > >
>; > > > Dragonfly < dragonfly%40pacbell.net">dragonflypacbell.net
> <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net> <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>
> > > <mailto:dragonfly%40pacbell.net>>; wrote:
> > > > Is it a DSL modem and not a router? Are you using PPoE? How is the | |