On the typical DSL line, what happens when you turn on the modem? Not the first time you've ever used it. Just after you've turned it off a few hours.
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When you turn on a DSL modem
Apr 18, 2006
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() wrote in Viewed from the outside, my Actiontec GT701 appears to do things in this order: 1. It boots [it runs Linux] 2. It starts synching up with the DSL signal from the phone company 3. It enables the LAN and wireless 4. Once the DSL circuit is synched, it authenticates…
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Viewed from the outside, my Actiontec GT701 appears to do things in this order:
- It boots [it runs Linux]
- It starts synching up with the DSL signal from the phone company
- It enables the LAN and wireless
- Once the DSL circuit is synched, it authenticates with my ISP
- The WAN is enabled and I'm online.
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