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Getting
ADSL connected to your home
First
you need to find a ISP and contact them asking if you can
connect to ADSL in your area. Or you can use this site to
test it.
http://www.telecom.co.nz/jslinecheck or http://www.telecomwholesale.co.nz/maps
If
ADSL is avalible in your area the isp will create a account
for you. They will contact telecom wholesale/chorus to send a technician
to install a filter in your house and connect your phone
line to the ADSL DSLAM in the local exchange. You can install
your own filter but it is best if the telecom technician
does it.
Next
you have the choice to purchase either a ADSL modem or ADSL
router. The Routers are best if you want to connect more
than one machine to the internet. The modems are cheaper
and best for connecting a single machine.
ADSL
Modem/Router Settings
Telecoms
ADSL service uses PPP over ATM or
its called PPPoATM
The
settings you need to enter into your modem or router are
|
VPI |
0 |
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VCI |
100 |
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Authentication |
PPP using PAP |
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Connection Type |
PPPOA Routed/PPPoverATM/RFC
2364 |
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Encapsulation |
VC-MUX |
| Service Category / QoS |
Unspecified Bit Rate (UBR) |
| WAN IP |
Dynamic |
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DNS discovery |
Enabled |
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DSL / Modulation configuration |
Automatic/Multimode
OR
ADSL2+ (G.922.5 - 24Mbps)
ADSL2 (G.922.3 - 12Mbps)
ADSL/G.DMT (G.992.1 - 8Mbps)
G.lite
(G.992.2 - 1.5Mbps) |
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DNS relay |
Enabled |
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DHCP Server |
Enabled |
Then
enter you login name and password that are supplied from
your isp in the pap settings. Your ADSL modem or router should then connect
to the internet and your LAN devices will get there IP address information from your ADSL router.
TelstraClear Homeplan - Clear - Paradise clients router setup page
Vodafone / ihug router setup page
Slingshot router setup page
Woosh router setup page
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