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My ISP Cox does not support PPPoE so I don't need a username or password to
connect to internet. But everytime I try to connect to internet using Vista, it asks for a username and password. How do I disable PPPoE or how can I connect to internet without username or password. Thanks, |
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I have the same problem. Does anyone have a solution? "Yogi" wrote: My ISP Cox does not support PPPoE so I don't need a username or password to connect to internet. But everytime I try to connect to internet using Vista, it asks for a username and password. How do I disable PPPoE or how can I connect to internet without username or password. Thanks, |
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There was never an answer to this question. Is it possible? I too am unable to access the internet because I don´t have a username and password because they´re not actually necessary for my ISP. Yogi;429037 Wrote: My ISP Cox does not support PPPoE so I don't need a username or password to connect to internet. But everytime I try to connect to internet using Vista, it asks for a username and password. How do I disable PPPoE or how can I connect to internet without username or password. Thanks, -- katiepenn |
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From what I have been reading via searching Google, a common method to rectify PPPoE problems, is to disable PPPoE on the modem and run it in "Bridged Mode". Not sure of all the details pertaing to this and don't have the time to do indepth research but apparently the following site has some good information regarding this issue. http://www.broadbandreports.com and here's a link to a Cox specific FAQ: http://www.broadbandreports.com/faq/coxhsifaq They also have FAQ's for lots of other providers as well....happy reading! :-) katiepenn wrote in : There was never an answer to this question. Is it possible? I too am unable to access the internet because I don´t have a username and password because they´re not actually necessary for my ISP. Yogi;429037 Wrote: My ISP Cox does not support PPPoE so I don't need a username or password to connect to internet. But everytime I try to connect to internet using Vista, it asks for a username and password. How do I disable PPPoE or how can I connect to internet without username or password. Thanks, |
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Hi
In order to answer your question you have to describe exactly what are you connected to (Modem, Modem/Router, wire, wireless, model#, etc.). Jack (MVP-Networking). "katiepenn" wrote in message ... There was never an answer to this question. Is it possible? I too am unable to access the internet because I don´t have a username and password because they´re not actually necessary for my ISP. Yogi;429037 Wrote: My ISP Cox does not support PPPoE so I don't need a username or password to connect to internet. But everytime I try to connect to internet using Vista, it asks for a username and password. How do I disable PPPoE or how can I connect to internet without username or password. Thanks, -- katiepenn |
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