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Each type of ADSL modem or router has a different
interface, but there are some general settings that apply.
To configure your modem/router you will need to use
the following settings and step through the 'install-guide' or
'manual' that came with your modem/router. This manual is
often a .pdf file located on the CD that was included.
- Operating Mode:
"G.992.1", "G.DMT", "ANSI T1.413 iss 2" or "Auto"
- VPI: 0
- VCI: 100
- Encapsulation: RFC 2364 (or "PPPoverATM",
also known as "PPPoA")
- Framing: VCMUX
- Username: eg.
joebloggs@igrin.co.nz
- Password: chosen when you first join
Broadband
If you have trouble setting up your modem/router check your
modem documentation, or contact your modem vendor's support-line
(the phone number can be found in the documentation that comes
with your modem/router or on their website)
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Minimum system specifications: Pentium 166, USB or Ethernet ADSL
modem/router, VGA Monitor and Recent Browser eg. Internet
Explorer 5 or later. Even these specifications may be to
low, you should check with your ADSL modem vendor prior to
purchasing.
Fully functional ADSL enabled phone line. ADSL
modems/routers need a clear signal and Telecom enabled ADSL line
to work. Your modem/router needs to be run through a splitter or
filter.
Windows 95 (equivalent Mac or Unix based) or later.
Please call if you have any questions regarding getting online
with Broadband. We can also check your line for you to see
if Broadband is available in your area. Please call us first and we will help you as best we can -
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