Netgear RT311 DSL assistance.

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NelsonC
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Netgear RT311 DSL assistance.

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Hi everyone I have a Netgear Rt311 Router and would like to setup my DSL connection on it.. I followed these steps and I cannot connect.. and ideas?

1) Shut your computer down
2) Plug your Ethernet cable from your modem into the "Internet" port on the RT311
3) Using a "Cross-over" Ethernet cable plug that into your Server's Ethernet card and into the "Local" Ethernet port on the RT311
4) Make sure your modem and RT311 are plugged in and powered on
5) Boot up your computer
6) Make sure that your Ethernet card is using DHCP
7) Launch your web browser
8) In the navigation bar type: http://192.168.0.1 <http://192.168.0.1> then hit "Enter" on your keyboard
9) Enter "admin" as the "User Name" and "1234" as "Password" then click "OK"
10) Click "Wizard Setup"
11) In "Host Name" enter your user-id - as supplied by your ISP (for your user name make sure you include your ISP's domain as part of it. I.E.: for Verizon it would be userid@verizon.net)
12) In the "Encapsulation" drop down menu choose "PPP over Ethernet"
13) Fill in "User Name" - your user-id as provided by your ISP
14) Fill in "Password" - as provided by your ISP
15) Click on "Next"
16) Click "Finish"
17) Reboot your computer
18) Surf Away!

I have Bell Sympatico, any help would be great.. thanks..

thanks
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Post by zxc47 »

I don't have DSL but I would think on step 12 you would pick internet protocol TCP/IP
2005-02-20 10:06:38 EST: 6767 / 477
Your download speed : 6929729 bps, or 6767 kbps.
A 845.9 KB/sec transfer rate.
Your upload speed : 489196 bps, or 477 kbps.
TCP/Web100 Network Diagnostic Tool v5.2.1e
running 10s outbound test (upload) . . . . . 488.44Kb/s
running 10s inbound test (download) . . . . . . 7.28Mb/s
NelsonC
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Thanks for the help..

Post by NelsonC »

I figured it out.. it was my tcp/ip, I had to clear the stack.
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