Try something like thisDoes the router connect, e.g. the DSL and internet light come on?
If not check these settings.
Enter your 'password' and 'broadband username' which ends with (your email address)@adsl.virgin.net where asked in the router setup.
Virgin ADSL off-net generic settings.
VPI = 0 (Virtual Path Identifier)
VCI = 38 (Virtual Channel Identifier)
ADSL Modulation = Auto
Encapsulation Mode = PPP over ATM (PPPoA - RFC2364)
MUX (Multiplexing)= VC
MTU = 1458 (or even default of 1500 or Auto)
DHCP Server:- enable
(If not check these settings.
Enter your 'password' and 'broadband username' which ends with (your email address)@adsl.virgin.net where asked in the router setup.
Virgin ADSL off-net generic settings.
VPI = 0 (Virtual Path Identifier)
VCI = 38 (Virtual Channel Identifier)
ADSL Modulation = Auto
Encapsulation Mode = PPP over ATM (PPPoA - RFC2364)
MUX (Multiplexing)= VC
MTU = 1458 (or even default of 1500 or Auto)
DHCP Server:- enable
Barbarossa is not my real name,
Mon 22 Jun 2009, 14:41,
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I will lavish you with buscuits and tea and beer if this worksif it doesn't you're still a hero!
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Jorvic,
Mon 22 Jun 2009, 14:44,
archived)
I just read somewhere that some BT routers are "fixed" to BT as an ISP, which is pretty shit. Barbarossa is not my real name,
Mon 22 Jun 2009, 14:52,
archived)
He did say that this version wasn't as secure in that respect than the othersso might work.. anyway I'm off to get pissed. Ta for your help!
( Jorvic,
Mon 22 Jun 2009, 15:03,
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