Sorry djben!
Turns out, afterfurther investigation, that Verizon DSL
has two divisions: Eastern (old Bell Atlantic) and
Western (old GTE).
You lucky folks in on the East Coast DO have PPPoE (with
all the disconnects and timeout)!
The rest of us (Western Division) suffer along with
straight DHCP-served IPs ;-)
>-----Original Message-----
>I just upgraded to 802.11g from 802.11b by replacing my
Linksys wireless router with the Microsoft MN-700. My
Desktop PC, Westell 2100 DSL Modem and MN-700 are all
powered by the same power strip. When I had the Linksys
router and powered up the PC,DSL & Router the Router and
DSL modem who sync and the PC could browse the Internet
with no problem or delay. Now I find that I can not do
the same with the MN-700. If I do the MN-700 can not see
the Westell 2100 modem since it is still trying to sync
with the dslam. Once the Westell is ready the MN-700 has
given up on trying to connect. I then have to unplug the
MN-700 to get it to sync with the Westell modem before I
can get connected to the Internet. Once I do this I'm ok
until I restart everything again. Any Ideas on how to get
the MN-700 to function as the linksys router did?
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