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This is not same person who started thread?

Yeah I know, syknesss has Verizon DSL which is PPPoE.

If he has that AOL mess on his computer, that may be the problem, I'll leave this to de AOL God Agent 52, hehehehe

Hehehehe, yep AOL will effect his settings. Supposedly I did find out that in version 7.0 you cannot change MTU, so that's probably the problem, so the only thing to do is make RWIN a multiple of MSS (1422).

I would reformatt and get that AOL mess off my puter

DITTO! But in your Help Thread #23 Frank's site has some tips on removing AOHELL.

uh guys my dsl service isnt though aol its seperate

We know, but AOL puts all kinds of BS adapters on your pc that effect your settings. If you have Verizon you REALLY ought to remove AOL it is nothing but crap.

well i would but it does cost 23 bucks a month so i think ill keep it on there..i dont pay for it my grandmother does so i cant complain its free

Just get AOL DSL, they have it

Originally posted by mnosteele52
Hehehehe, yep AOL will effect his settings. Supposedly I did find out that in version 7.0 you cannot change MTU, so that's probably the problem, so the only thing to do is make RWIN a multiple of MSS (1422).

That's not true. I have AOL 7.0 and Verizon DSL via WinXPPPoE connection. When I installed AOL, my MTU was set back to 1400. I had to manually edit it to 1480 in the registry. Can't go any higher.. but I don't need to anyway. My speeds are fine. But my MTU was adjustable.

Whats the deal 52



I almost forgot, Welcome

You got me, if you know something evil then tell us.

His help guide in sig I guess

hey ajax wats up???
i c u majinvegeta to ay?? hehe, its mad ****, r u a dbz fan????

Originally posted by MajinVegeta
hey ajax wats up???
i c u majinvegeta to ay?? hehe, its mad ****, r u a dbz fan????

Yup.

Evil, what OS's does this work on :

AOL Users
America Online's software allows you to connect to AOL using TCP/IP over the Internet from your DSL Connection.

To connect to America Online using DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) service you need to follow steps A and B below. These steps will help you:
- Create a New Location.
- Connect via the New Location.

A. Create a New Location for use over DSL:
1. On the Sign On screen, click SETUP.
2. On the AOL Setup screen, click the ADD LOCATION button.
3. On the Add Location screen, change the default name for the new location to "Home - via DSL".
4. Click "Select a custom connection (for example, TCP/IP)", then click NEXT.
5. At the Add Number (Connection) screen click on the pull down arrow next to "Connect Using:" and select "TCP/IP: LAN or ISP (Internet Service Provider)", then click OK
6. Select "DSL (Digital Subscriber Line)" from the "Automatic Connection Script" pull down box, then click OK.
7. Click CLOSE

B. Connect via DSL
1. Connect to your DSL service as usual. (If you need help with this part please contact your DSL service provider).
2. Start America Online.
3. On the Sign On screen select "Home - via DSL" from the Select Location pull down box. (This is done by clicking on the downward pointed arrow at the right hand side of the box).
4. Click SIGN ON.

Helpful Links
http://www.carricksolutions.com
http://www.dslnuts.com
http://www.speedguide.net
http://www.broadbandnuts.com

Originally posted by Lobo
Evil, what OS's does this work on :

AOL Users
America Online's software allows you to connect to AOL using TCP/IP over the Internet from your DSL Connection.

To connect to America Online using DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) service you need to follow steps A and B below. These steps will help you:
- Create a New Location.
- Connect via the New Location.

A. Create a New Location for use over DSL:
1. On the Sign On screen, click SETUP.
2. On the AOL Setup screen, click the ADD LOCATION button.
3. On the Add Location screen, change the default name for the new location to "Home - via DSL".
4. Click "Select a custom connection (for example, TCP/IP)", then click NEXT.
5. At the Add Number (Connection) screen click on the pull down arrow next to "Connect Using:" and select "TCP/IP: LAN or ISP (Internet Service Provider)", then click OK
6. Select "DSL (Digital Subscriber Line)" from the "Automatic Connection Script" pull down box, then click OK.
7. Click CLOSE

B. Connect via DSL
1. Connect to your DSL service as usual. (If you need help with this part please contact your DSL service provider).
2. Start America Online.
3. On the Sign On screen select "Home - via DSL" from the Select Location pull down box. (This is done by clicking on the downward pointed arrow at the right hand side of the box).
4. Click SIGN ON.

Helpful Links
http://www.carricksolutions.com
http://www.dslnuts.com
http://www.speedguide.net
http://www.broadbandnuts.com

On any OS. As long as the AOL is version 6.0 and above.