Note that in NZ we use PPPoA not PPPoE.

As far as your PC is concerned youre going to address your DSL device as
either an ethernet device (for routers) or a dialup tool (for USB or
Internal models).

If tis a router, and if youre plugged into it via ethernet (and the
linklights are all up at ethernet level) then assign your PC an IP in the
same subnet as the router, set the routers IP as your gateway, and you
should be away laughing...

On Mon, 17 Feb 2003, Brian Gibbons wrote:

> >From: "Jono" <jonoco@i4free.co.nz>
> > I created a new connection -> "Connect using a broadband
> >connection that requires a user name and password,
> >also known as PPPoE". But I can't find anywhere to tell
> >it to find the router at 192.168.1.254.
>
> The configuration you are trying will require a PPTP connection
>
> Don't know where this is is XP/.Net Server, look for a RAS connection
> or a VPN connection using PPTP.
>
> Look in "My Network Places" -> Add a new Connection.
>
> In Win2k you could also set this up in "Routing and Remote Access".
>
> Cheers
>
> BG.
>
>
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