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Greyone 
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nah probs again:
when i want to surf wireless , i have to call-in.
but people say you don't have to call in with wireless !?
my connection is exelent , but i cant seem to surf.
i have a card in my laptop to surf wireless.
sugestions ?
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18-10-2005 13:43 |
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is your LAN and router configured properly? If not that would be why.
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18-10-2005 13:54 |
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Surya
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Call in? That depends on what modem you have, not weather it's wireless or not.
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18-10-2005 13:57 |
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Greyone
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Ok thanx , but then its that FUCKING BELGACOM SHIT OPERATOR 
who let me buy a modem wich could be used wireless and for more pc's at the same time.
modem/router is : Philips ADSL wireless base station
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19-10-2005 15:14 |
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If you have ADSL you have to "log in" - or connect - to which they sometimes refer as "call in".
You have a ADSL modem + wireless router in 1 - which means you have to configure the wireless thing so it knows your login and password. Normally - that should do it. Usually this is by connecting on your wireless network and then surfing to a specific IP - something like http://192.168.0.1/ (see the manual of the router/modem for that) - and configure everything with the data you should have received from Belgacom. Also make sure you enable WEP encryption and change the default admin password of the router if you don't want everybody in the neighbourhood being able to use your internet connection, change your router settings or access your local network.
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19-10-2005 15:58 |
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Greyone
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thanx koffie,
but now i buyed (my mom buyed) a WiFi card , and i am can send / receive , everything works properly
... but i cant go online. F!/*%$!!
fuckinnnnnnnnnn cocksuckinnnnn wireless tramp Hoe !!!!!! 
i think i let some compu-nerd come and see what's wrong.
anyway thanx for helping 
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19-10-2005 23:08 |
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Originally posted by KoFFiE
If you have ADSL you have to "log in" - or connect - to which they sometimes refer as "call in".
You have a ADSL modem + wireless router in 1 - which means you have to configure the wireless thing so it knows your login and password. Normally - that should do it. Usually this is by connecting on your wireless network and then surfing to a specific IP - something like http://192.168.0.1/ (see the manual of the router/modem for that) - and configure everything with the data you should have received from Belgacom. Also make sure you enable WEP encryption and change the default admin password of the router if you don't want everybody in the neighbourhood being able to use your internet connection, change your router settings or access your local network. |
right on i was just goin to say something like this 
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20-10-2005 15:34 |
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