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| 42824 | 2002-04-09 08:33:00 | Hi everyone, I have an internal Nokia NI 200 ADSL modem for Windows 98. I have TCP/IP bound to the microsoft dial up adaptor (No Network card) The Modem has bound to NDISWAN. I am using RFC 2364, VPI 0 VCI 100 and ANSI T1.413 Issue 2 I suspect that when I login with a valid username and password (currently awaiting one), then I will be assigned a PPP IP address. My documentation says I merely have to click on the Nokia/ITex/PPPoA shortcut created during setup. Does anyone know of a document which explains how this setup works, as the Nokia site is under reconstruction after they have gone out of that business? regards Marty |
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| 42825 | 2002-04-09 09:06:00 | I was using the NI200 while I was still living in NZ, on the desktop, there will be a square icon, orange and white in colour, you just click that in the same way that you might click the dial up double computer icon that you can have with a dial up on the desktop or toolbar. We were advised to always log into the line via the icon before opening ie/oe though you can access the net directly through either, thats just the advice we were given. When you click the icon you will open the pop up connection box same as in dial up and press connect unless you place a tick in the Automatically Connect box. Another thing with the NI200 that we noticed, on our setup anyway was that in the case of a outage or other disconnection, the modem would not dial up automatically. We solved that by using a small freeware program called Dunce 2.52, made for 95/98 to auto reconnect with a dialup, works just as well with WinME and Jetstart/stream. I don't have the address for it off hand but a search at google.com under dunce 2.52 will return a url to download from. Hope that helps |
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| 42826 | 2002-04-10 02:51:00 | The Nokia installer runs a script, What this means is it does several steps 'invisibly' when it installs your modem, This means you cannot install it manually, so you need to cancel when windows trys to install the new hardware itself. This sets the correct values in VPI and VCI Which you can do yourself ( but I can't Remeber what they should be!) |
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| 42827 | 2002-04-10 06:15:00 | The easiest way I found was to in this case totally ignore the instruction book and go at it alone. I ignored the DSL ON and when it came time to do the drivers went into device manager and clicked on Update Drivers and pointed it to the right folder on the CD. Worked for me anyway. | Guest (0) | ||
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