I want to know how i can tell which of these is my provider:
PPPoA or PPPoE
umm, and I use broadband.
ideas?
Quote: from SimbaGrrl at 9:59 am on May 12, 2008 Quote: from JeremyM at 2:31 pm on May 12, 2008 First off, as your thread title states - ISP. Do you have one? You can't just buy a modem and plug it in and it will work. You must pay monthly for your internet service. of course I do. Anyway, as I said it's not important now. I still can't get the fucking modem to work, so I'll stick with the router. it's not ideal. Thanks for trying to help :) I don't think you know what you're talking about, honestly.
Quote: from JeremyM at 2:31 pm on May 12, 2008 First off, as your thread title states - ISP. Do you have one? You can't just buy a modem and plug it in and it will work. You must pay monthly for your internet service. of course I do. Anyway, as I said it's not important now. I still can't get the fucking modem to work, so I'll stick with the router. it's not ideal. Thanks for trying to help :)
First off, as your thread title states - ISP. Do you have one? You can't just buy a modem and plug it in and it will work. You must pay monthly for your internet service.
Do you have one? You can't just buy a modem and plug it in and it will work. You must pay monthly for your internet service.
of course I do. Anyway, as I said it's not important now. I still can't get the fucking modem to work, so I'll stick with the router. it's not ideal.
Thanks for trying to help :)
I don't think you know what you're talking about, honestly.
no, I don't.
You don't use PPP or need drivers for your modem if you're using a broadband connection. Unless you're using USB, which is retardo.
Unless you're using USB, which is retardo.
well that is what I'm using. so there. but I've done that bit now.