ATT's DSL Lite for Linux

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Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote:

> The problem was not entering setup - it was that they did not supply
> the account user name/password with the home installation kit. The
> Windows program was what gave you that information. It is kind of
> hard to set up PPPoE without that information.

how could name/password be supplied on cd for a user when it is not known
when cd is burned? and i would hope that who ever burned cd would not know
my name/password, which are what i gave when i signed up by calling in on
voice line.

already having a 2wire homeportal, i was told to use ppoe, vpi=0, and vci=35.

or am i not following what you are trying to explain?

and no, i am not trying to be a 'was', i am trying to understand what is
advantage of having to use a cd just to setup a dsl modem under linux or ms.


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