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Keith Wassell
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      09-25-2006, 11:19 PM
You get a proviso like:-

IMPORTANT NOTE: This worked for me *AFTER* I had actually set up my new

ISP (Eclipse) in the router's Telnet CLI - you will have to do this
first. WAN settings are always VPI:0 VCI:38 PPPoATM, VCMUX
encapsulation, and most other stuff can be left as default except your
new ISP details. The above 4 steps simply allow you to CONNECT with
your new ISP details AFTER the details are saved in the router


Sooooooooooo....................... (were talking BT v220 here)

has anyone got a good blow by blow telnet CLI ( command line interface)
programming guide for ththis box of scheiss?

be *REALLY* nice to have a blow by blow of how to set U/N and P/W by
telnet instead of the take it as read bits (VPI:0 VCI:38 PPPoATM, VCMUX
)............. SHEESH!

Regards, Keith

 
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