ADSL PPPoE Service name

loosecannon

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hi there is there any one that knows the MyWi service name off hand i belive it is *99# am i right/wrong

i need to run MyWi and ADSL on a network but cant use USB as server and reception are far apart ... and it will be nice to do it on the network

please also supply service name for ADSL (once we have open market you will need this)
 
BASIC SETTINGS:

Does Your Internet Connection Require A Login: Yes
Encapsulation: PPPoE (PPP over Ethernet)
Login: Your Username
Password: Your Password
Service Name: TelkomSA (you might be able to leave this blank)
Domain Name Server (DNS) Address: Get Automatically From ISP

ADSL SETTINGS:

Multiplexing Method: LLC-BASED
VPI: 8
VCI: 35
 
you are the man ... thank you ....

now to pull out the pppoe cable and figure out sentechs settings ...
 
Hehe, I must admit, I got this from some other guys post, so credit to the other guy
 
mmm,

The service name on ADSL is blank.. I'd recommend you use the -C option of pppoe and lock to a access concentrator name ... Not pretty...

AFAIK the MyWireless devices DOES however provide a service name....leaving for home now...
 
hey prehaps they are not doing this because they are arrogant enough to not bother about the possibility of LLU and having multiple services on a common infrustructure ....

bastards ...
 
My router is set up like mentioned above.

However I did a test now and one of the test failed:

Any idea why the one test below shows, FAIL?

<b>Wizard Setup - ISP Parameters for Internet Access

LAN connections
Test your Ethernet Connection PASS

WAN connections
Test ADSL synchronization PASS
Test ADSL(ATM OAM) loopback test FAIL
Test PPP/PPPoE server connection PASS
Ping default gateway PASS</b>

<b><hr noshade size="1"></b><font size="2"><font color="red"><b>You can take Telkom out of the Post Office but you can't take the Post Office out of Telkom.</b></font id="red"></font id="size2">
 
"Test ADSL(ATM OAM) loopback test FAIL" is correct.

You are not using an ATM cloud.

Is this on the new Connexent chipset routers ?

(Sorry my spelling suxors [}:)])
 
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