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I also seem to have this problem.
ok to the first thing, you see that icon if it cannot detect the UTD, meaning if its not plugged in USB, so if you have it plugged in with ethernet you should see that too.
the limited or no connectivity thing... did you recently update to SP2 from SP1?
the limited or no connectivity thing... did you recently update to SP2 from SP1?
.not better off but you cannot use the iburst terminal over ethernet, only usb thats why you have that icon, you may as well shut that program off its useless to you on ethernet.
perhaps plug into usb to get details info on your connection, so you can tweak it as you will get a better signal read out than the leds on the unit and a frame error rate, it also shows how much you downloaded and the system tray icon blinks if data is sent or received, aside from that it doesnt do anything fancy, its a simple app
perhaps plug into usb to get details info on your connection, so you can tweak it as you will get a better signal read out than the leds on the unit and a frame error rate, it also shows how much you downloaded and the system tray icon blinks if data is sent or received, aside from that it doesnt do anything fancy, its a simple app
OK so it is now connected to the USB and the 1st problem is solved.
The 2nd one still persists and if you check out the FAQ you will see that I have tried the solution and I still have a problem
The 2nd one still persists and if you check out the FAQ you will see that I have tried the solution and I still have a problem
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Answer is simple ... PPPoE uses bridging not IP to communicate. The limited or no connectivity mean IP (actually DHCP) could not get an IP address.
Simple solution, un-tick TCP/IP in your protocols for your adapter. Its not need for PPPoE (unless you use the interface for other IP comms as well ... then manually set the IP addr).
Simple solution, un-tick TCP/IP in your protocols for your adapter. Its not need for PPPoE (unless you use the interface for other IP comms as well ... then manually set the IP addr).