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redbaron_snoopy · 12-30-2004, 02:06 AM

Yes! Yes! It does have PPPoE listed as the interface.
I'm very sore with my ISP for refusing to provide technical clarification/support just because I didn't buy the router from them. And purely for business reasons, they say my router is "not approved". Its even more ironically I've to pay $0.30 a min just to talk to them. Its almost indecent.

Thanks a lot glc for the help. Your advice is always fast, to the point and precise. Sometimes I wonder if you are not actually some sort of super computer masquerading around here.

Just to be sure (again!), so this PPPoE thingly should not be the cause of the frequent disconnection right ? If so, I'll bring the router back to the shop for an exchange.

12-30-2004, 02:06 AM	#11
redbaron_snoopy Member (10 bit) Premium Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Singapore Posts: 790	Yes! Yes! It does have PPPoE listed as the interface. I'm very sore with my ISP for refusing to provide technical clarification/support just because I didn't buy the router from them. And purely for business reasons, they say my router is "not approved". Its even more ironically I've to pay $0.30 a min just to talk to them. Its almost indecent. Thanks a lot glc for the help. Your advice is always fast, to the point and precise. Sometimes I wonder if you are not actually some sort of super computer masquerading around here. Just to be sure (again!), so this PPPoE thingly should not be the cause of the frequent disconnection right ? If so, I'll bring the router back to the shop for an exchange. __________________ Intel E8400, Asus P5Q-EM, 2x2GB DDR2RAM, Seagate 500GB, 320GB, LG Supermulti 22x Writer, Philips 190C Monitor, XP Home, Silverstone Elements 500W PS.