i had a dlink adsl router cum modem (model no 502t) can i connect a dialup through this one ?
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No you can not connect a dial-up through this one.\nDial-up connection uses different modem (phone modem basically), dlink 502T is for broadband based connection only (ADSL technology). \n\nGo for broadband based connection since you have already got a BSNL phone connection it will be very quick, now a days they install broadband in just 7 days.
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Are you attempting to use the router to connect to the internet via a cable or DSL modem?\nIf so the modem must be set to Bypass mode and the router need to be set to PPPoE mode.
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Yes, you need another router. It will the fastest and most efficient way to do this. There is software you could install that allows it to be done through one of the computers, but it is a nightmare and you would always have to have both machines on. With the prices of Internet Broadband routers these days, why even bother.\n\nI won't fill up this page with the "How-to", so please take a look here:\n\nhttp://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Content_C1&childpagename=US%2FLayout&cid=1114037291160&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper
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u need to call the router manufaturer for configuration of the router
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Is this in regards to a modem&#92;router, if so what model?
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If you used BellSouth DSLModem, then NO you cannot use the DSL Modem to connect to AOL.\n\nIf your computer has a data modem installed  then you can use ANY Dial up service to connect to the Internet.\n\nShop around for a cheap dial up service.  AOL is not the only one..Earthlink, NetZero, People PC Online are some others.\n\nYou may want to find out if you need to return the Modem to  BellSouth or they could charge you for it.
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You can use the DSL download option even when you connect through dial-up. The only issue is that you will get only at dial-up speeds.
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Hmm... If you have the driver, then it is simple enough... Just follow the instructions upplied to you with the driver. If you need further assistance try:\n\ntldp.org/HOWTO/Modem-HOWTO.html\nlinmodems.org/ \n\nThat should work fine. And you gotta be root before you try most of this stuff.
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Connect the routers "internet" port into the cord coming from the DSL modem. If your DSL provider uses PPPOE authentication you will need to configure your router to work with it. You can edit this in your router's configuration page which can be accessed by going to internet explorer and typing its ip address (192.168.1.1 on linksys routers or 192.168.0.1 on dlink) in the address bar. When you hit enter you will be prompted for a password and username. The default for this is typically username:admin password:admin. There will be a section in the configuration where you can add this. Otherwise i would check your physical connections and reset your DSL modem after you connect the router by unplugging it and plugging it back in.\n\nHope this helps :)
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Yes,  call the ISP you got the modem from.  They will walk your through it step by step.
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If it is something like AOL, you'll need the installation CD that came with your package.\nBut, Windows 2000/XP machines do not 'require' software to use the modem, it is a builtin feature. For most dial-up companies, all you really need is the phone number. The rest of it is junk to slow your pc down.\nWith a little bit of patience and a fourth grade reading level, you'll be able to navigate the wizard and setup your own dial-up connection without needing the disk.
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First, you need to connect directly with a single computer to the modem/bypass the router..if you can get to the internet then there's nothing wrong with your modem and your dsl signal, then try to connect with a router..if still you can get an intermittent connection then, you need to contact your router's manufacturer for the configuration.\n\nUnplugging the cables in the modem and router and replugging it back again would also help.\n\nIf you cannot connect to the internet when you tried to bypass the router, call your DSL Internet Service Provider (ISP)
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Purchase a hub or a switch, and connect one end of the hub to your ADSL router/modem and connect your pcs to the output ends of the hub. No additional configuration required, unless you decide to go in for a router. You don't really need a router - a plain, simple hub should do.
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Absolutely will not work.  Dial up modems are completely different technology than a broadband modem.  You must get a broadband modem.
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Disclaimer: Assuming that you know less about computers, i'm giving this suggestion. No offence in any regards to any one.\n--x--\ni really did not unerstand your question.\nAny way, my assumptions are:\n1. You have DSL at home.\n2. You have Dial Up at some other Location other than Home.\n3. You want to have Wireless Dial up on You laptop at this other location.\n\nSo, let us first eliminate the non-required part.\n1. Your home DSL is in no way near camper !.. so why even consider it\n\nComing to the part of Dial Up. The first thing you will need is a Stand Alone dial up modem. I hope you have that. And I assume that you know how to go online with that.\n\nThen, you will need a wireless router, preferable a 54 MBPS wireless router. (you mentioned that you have one!, if required use one like that or get another)\n\nThen, you will need a wireless card (PCI Card) on your laptop. I'm assuming that you have that. \n\nNow, connect the Dial Up modem and The router. Configure the router for wireless access using your Laptop through ethernet connection first. This is required because the wireless is not activated unless you activate it by providing the MAC address of the laptop wireless card. \n\n--x--\nOn a personal note: Dial Up -> wireless may be extremely slow!
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Few things to look for:\n\n1. Do you have cable or dsl or dial connection?\n2. Earlier when you did not have the router, were you entering the login/password to connect to internet? If so, you have to configure your cable/dsl modem to host the login/password. For SBC DSL modem you can do it by http://192.168.1.0/ and there is a option available in "advanced configuration" to do that.\n3. Did you connect the ethernet cable from the cable/dsl modem to the \n    WAN port of the router?\n4. Are you getting the Dynamic IP assigned by the router? Check it by Start->Run->Cmd->ipconfig. It should show you some IP address like 192.168.1.x.\n5. Run the following command in the command window (start->Run->cmd)\n       ping www.yahoo.com\n\nHope this helps.
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this is only applicable if you are an SBC AT&T DSL/dialup subscriber: \n\nuse TrueSwitch\n\nhttp://www.trueswitch.com/sbc/\n\nhttp://trueswitch.com/help_support.htm