A friend is having huge problems getting the software
from the Verizon DSL CDROM to work on her iMac OS9.
Verizon has been unable to help, and I can not see
where she might be going wrong.
Anyone have any experience getting this to work that
might get me started with an idea to help her get dsl
on 29/01/03 07:32, Jim Schulze at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A friend is having huge problems getting the software
from the Verizon DSL CDROM to work on her iMac OS9.
Verizon has been unable to help, and I can not see
where she might be going wrong.
Anyone have any experience getting this
A friend is having huge problems getting the software
from the Verizon DSL CDROM to work on her iMac OS9.
Is she connecting directly to the DSL modem? If so, does Verizon's
DSL use PPPoE?
I TOTALLY screwed up OS 8.6 by installing Enternet to access SNET DSL
via PPPoE. A system reinstall and
On 29/01/03 10:44, Anne Judge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A friend is having huge problems getting the software
from the Verizon DSL CDROM to work on her iMac OS9.
Is she connecting directly to the DSL modem? If so, does Verizon's
DSL use PPPoE?
I TOTALLY screwed up OS 8.6 by installing
Yes, AFAIK, Verizon uses PPPoE. . . doesn't the system (specifically the
TCP/IP control panel) has support for that kind of connection? OS X
definitely has it. Other than that, you might need a little application that
will initiate the PPPoE connection, but that should be pretty much it.
OS X
On 29/01/03 12:13, Anne Judge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, AFAIK, Verizon uses PPPoE. . . doesn't the system (specifically the
TCP/IP control panel) has support for that kind of connection? OS X
definitely has it. Other than that, you might need a little application that
will initiate the
On Wednesday, Jan 29, 2003, at 11:31 US/Central, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
On 29/01/03 12:13, Anne Judge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, AFAIK, Verizon uses PPPoE. . . doesn't the system
(specifically the
TCP/IP control panel) has support for that kind of connection? OS X
definitely has it.
You might want to try MacPOET. It's some kind of TCP/IP extension and I
think it might be a shareware product. Mac OS 9 sucks when it comes to
broadband as I learned while trying to get my girlfriend's mother's
Verizon DSL service after she upgraded to 9. Verizon told her that they
did not
You also might be able to find a licensed copy if you can get a valid
user ID and password from another DSL company such as Earthlink or
Stargate.
On Wednesday, January 29, 2003, at 10:34 PM, Sephee wrote:
You might want to try MacPOET. It's some kind of TCP/IP extension and I
think it
On Wednesday, Jan 29, 2003, at 11:31 US/Central, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
On 29/01/03 12:13, Anne Judge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, AFAIK, Verizon uses PPPoE. . . doesn't the system
(specifically the
TCP/IP control panel) has support for that kind of connection? OS X
definitely has it.
At 10:34 PM -0500 1/29/2003, Sephee wrote:
You might want to try MacPOET. It's some kind of TCP/IP extension and I
think it might be a shareware product. Mac OS 9 sucks when it comes to
broadband as I learned while trying to get my girlfriend's mother's
Verizon DSL service after she upgraded to 9.
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