Bruce Johnson writes,
I think your problem is pretty simple. It sounds like you've connected
a DSL router to a switched network directly, and it doesn't work this
way.
[NOTE: this only holds of the DSL box you have has only one Ethernet
port on it, if it's got 4 then it's broken; get a new
Dan writes,
(Probably best to move this to another thread with a proper subject
line if you want to pursue this topic further).
Yup, OK, doing that now.
I donno much about Verizon's infrastructure for DSL... but FWIW,
several friends here (I realize we're at the other end of the state
from you)
On Jan 4, 2010, at 9:58 AM, ===( )8 wrote:
The Quicksilver, the Mini, the Farallon and the DSL modem are all
plugged into the Ethernet port (Asante 10T/8).
I think your problem is pretty simple. It sounds like you've connected
a DSL router to a switched network directly, and it doesn't
