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21-02-2003, 02:56 PM
This is how one user got a Dynalink ALH10 internal modem working with PPPoE:
1) Install it in a PCI slot
2) Use the driver in the 1483 directory and not 1564 or 2364
eg alh110\driver\winxp\1483
3) Install RASPPPOE if you are using Windows 98 or 2000.
4) If you are using Windows XP the PPPoE dialler is native
5) Make sure the two boxes on the bottom right of the screen (system tray) are not showing red but showing black.
6) If the boxes are showing black it means that your modem is in Sync with the ADSL line.
7) If the boxes are showing red you have a line problem and you should call Swiftel.
8) If the boxes are black and you are still having problems, right click on the icon again in the system tray and click on configuration.
9) Make sure only G.dmt box is selected and not the ANSI.
10) Make sure VPI=8, VCI = 35
1) Install it in a PCI slot
2) Use the driver in the 1483 directory and not 1564 or 2364
eg alh110\driver\winxp\1483
3) Install RASPPPOE if you are using Windows 98 or 2000.
4) If you are using Windows XP the PPPoE dialler is native
5) Make sure the two boxes on the bottom right of the screen (system tray) are not showing red but showing black.
6) If the boxes are showing black it means that your modem is in Sync with the ADSL line.
7) If the boxes are showing red you have a line problem and you should call Swiftel.
8) If the boxes are black and you are still having problems, right click on the icon again in the system tray and click on configuration.
9) Make sure only G.dmt box is selected and not the ANSI.
10) Make sure VPI=8, VCI = 35