Unable to create PPPoE in XP using New Connection Wizard

G

Guest

Hi,

I'm unable to create a PPPoE connection using Windows so I can use my DSL
modem. My ISP has no software to do this as Windows XP is capable of
creating the PPPoE connection. However, in the New Connection wizard, the
only option I have to describe my connection is "a broadband connection that
is always on." According to my ISP, I must select "a broadband connection
that requires a username and password" for authentication reasons but it is
greyed out. I found a KB article that sounds like it references the issue
(Q320558) and I haven't tried it yet today but I need to have this issue
resolved quickly and I was wondering if anyone else knew of this issue and,
if so, how did you resolve it? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
 
G

Guest

Had the same problem, got a liksys broadband router from walmart and set it
up that way, problem sovled
 
R

Ron Bogart

In
mike said:
Hi,

I'm unable to create a PPPoE connection using Windows so I can use my
DSL modem. My ISP has no software to do this as Windows XP is
capable of creating the PPPoE connection. However, in the New
Connection wizard, the only option I have to describe my connection
is "a broadband connection that is always on." According to my ISP,
I must select "a broadband connection that requires a username and
password" for authentication reasons but it is greyed out. I found a
KB article that sounds like it references the issue (Q320558) and I
haven't tried it yet today but I need to have this issue resolved
quickly and I was wondering if anyone else knew of this issue and, if
so, how did you resolve it? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I recommend RASPPPOE written by Robert Schlabbach
http://www.raspppoe.com/ It is simple to set up and bulletproof in it's
functionality.
 

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