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In my experience, you need to power cycle the DSL box. The first MAC
address that it sees when it powers up is "the one" that it will talk
to. YMMV. That is _certainly_ how it works in Comcast-land.
Eric
On Mon, Feb 02, 2004 at 02:54:59PM -0500, sloopy wrote:
>
> i am setting up a machine for my brother-in-law to be a router (running
> debian woody) the main problem here is it wont connect to the dsl... on
> my OS X machine it connects fine, but when i try to connect with the
> linux box the machine sends the authorization but the dsl side doesnt
> respond to it... it send it like 10 times and nothing, it actually
> responds when it sends initial request to connect but doesnt respond to
> the authorization... i used the pppoeconf to set it up, used his login
> as on osx (username) and as i have seen suggested online
> (username@verizon.net) any ideas on this? he is located in EHT, NJ (just
> outside of pleasantville, which is next to west atlantic city)...
>
>
> thanks,
>
> sloopy.
>
>
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# And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings...
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