Internet connection with ppoe password not accepting pl support

So is your Modem from a phone company like AT&T? It sounds like it is because phone companies use what is called PPOE which is where the modem is configured with a userid and password to get out to the internet.

Cable providers use DHCP and don't require a userid and password.

If your other computer works using the network cable but your toshiba won't work using the same network cable, I think the phone company has configured your modem to only look at and accept your other computer. You can tell the modem to use specific MAC addresses which are unique to every device that attaches to the internet. You want your modem set up to use a range of addresses, not a specific one.

check with your internet service provider - check cables or your user name and password - blinking means you are not connected to the server may be it can be a broken wiring or your account settings ie.. the protcol ppoa or ppoe or password

1. Try the default - username: broadband1 password: password (case sensitive)
2. Google the name of your Internet Service Provider with "PPoE" and see what you can dig up
3. Call your Internet Service Provider and ask them what your PPoE username and password is. They'll tell you quickly I'd have thought.


A google search can go a long way.

Telephone your Internet Service Provider, and identify yourself, and ask for that information.

Check if you put the service user ID and password correctly. Check the connection type "PPoE/PPoA/DHCP". select the connection type properly. These are much important.

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DSL uses a ppoe account. Your DSL provider should have given you a router/dsl modem to connect to the internet, and then you can use another router to feed the house a wireless connection. The ppoe user name and password should be set up on one of these devices. If you don't know what your user name and password is, (I forgot mine a long time ago), you can contact your provider and have your password reset. Once this is done, you will either have to connect via wire to the device that should have your user name and password, and set it. Default IP address to get into this router is 192.168.1.1, type that into your address bar on your browser.

default user name and password are both admin, all lower case for both.

Once you get into the device then you can go into the setting and look for connection settings.

Here is the PDF for this router. Start looking at page 5 to learn how to set up a ppoe user and password.
http://www.quickline.com/Shop/Documents/Benutzerhandbuch_WRT160N.pdf

Hi It is the connection type of your internet service provider. If your internet depends on user and password then it needs pppoe . for that you need to configure router in pppoe mode but you can also create pppoe connection on your computer so just need to enter user and password of ppoe on computer then you can use internet on that computer. Let me know if you need further assistance.Thanks for using FixYa.

Hi,

If you think that you want the PPPOE user name and password
you have to contact yoour Internet Service Provider

THANKS....
With Regards......
Vaishu

Leave it blank. It is not needed unless you have a PPOE connection that requires it. I assume you have cable and not dsl.

Are you sure you did not select PPOE in the setup?

I had the same problem. My Belkin N1 Router was constantly dropping the WiFi connection (every few minutes). I tried several solutions I found on different forums:
Change the channel selection from Auto to a specific channel -- I tried all 13 channels, but no improvement.

Update the firmware to the latest (Beta) version -- still no improvement.

Finally I enabled "Protected Mode" and the connection seems fine now. Hope this helps, and good luck!