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    Cool Basic Broadband Guide

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    hey this one is really informative..thx

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    got this one too now... and bro if you have any information about Netgear DS834G Version 4 router then please provide me as m making a manual on that router...

    thanks a lot

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    Default broadband guide

    Quote Originally Posted by just4kix View Post
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    Dear just4kix .
    your guide is quite informative.
    thanks!!

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    Default the guide

    wonderfully useful...to learn from ABC

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    i m not able to configure my modem so mayb it'll help.
    thanks

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    Excellent guide explaining the concepts in a simple way. Good work

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    Great Info!!!!:28:

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    Thanks for this information!!

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    A Really good and informative guide, thanks J4K!

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    Thanks all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by just4kix View Post
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    how do i know in which mode i am ? PPPoE or Bridge ?


    FYI ; - i dial a conn when i need to surf... while dialing it asks for uid and pwd. then when i connect it shows some PPPoE like thing and then connects.

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    Quote Originally Posted by talktoanil View Post
    how do i know in which mode i am ? PPPoE or Bridge ?


    FYI ; - i dial a conn when i need to surf... while dialing it asks for uid and pwd. then when i connect it shows some PPPoE like thing and then connects.
    You are in bridge mode. In bridge mode, you have to dial and login every time manually by entering username and password.

    In PPPoE mode, the user credentials are stored inside the modem and modem dials and establishes connection automatically as soon as it is powered on.

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    thanks

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    Thumbs down preveen

    thanks:gunsmilie::scooter::2guns:

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    y does a wireless modem need to be configured in bridge mode? is it so that others cant connect?

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    Quote Originally Posted by harsham05 View Post
    y does a wireless modem need to be configured in bridge mode? is it so that others cant connect?
    That is true. For true multi-connectivity, the modem must be in PPPoE (automatic connection) mode. But there are many cases where you may have two routers in the network - wired + wireless is quite common. In this case, only one can be in PPPoE mode. Hence the other router must be in bridge mode.
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    Default thanks buddy

    thanks buddy

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    Default Thanx

    really helpful
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    Thankx sir..
    Everything was useful..
    I should have made a search b4 making my first post...

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    thanksss usefull to know basic

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    Quote Originally Posted by just4kix View Post
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    Very much useful.Thank u so much

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    Thanks much for the guide. Such basics are indeed hard to find

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