I have a Buffalo whr-hp-g54 router and I cannot telnet to it for some
reason.
When I do telnet 192.168.1.1 it tells me it cannot open a connection to the
host on port 23. I also tried 192.168.11.1

I have a project to implement IP DSLAM at a site.
can anybody  send me any case study about IP DSLAM solution?
Or a Network DIagram for the same?
My email id is panchalmayur@gmail.com.

I have a co-worker who had Qwest set up his entire home network.  Part
of the setup includes an Actiontec modem and a Linksys router (sorry I
don't have the model numbers at this time).  The issue is he cannot VPN
in to work because of IP address conflicts.  I told him what to look

For the 2+ years we've lived here (W. Michigan) we've had Charter Cable
-- initially 2Mbps, then upgraded to 3Mbps. In all that time I think
we've had just two outages.
Now AT&T (formerly SBC) is offering "up to 6.0 Mbps" DSL service for

If a line receives phone service ok but refuses to work with DSL,\what
could be the problem? Is it possible old twisted junctions are too
noisy? Is it possible that old 1960s cable is too frazzled? Assuming
you had some kind of meter to test along the line, what would you be

Forgive the naive prose, but I am trying to learn what I need to do for a
simple DSL installation. My ISP offers it, but they want to sell you a
``preconfigured'' dsl modem for $100. I've already got one, so they
told me ``all I need to do'' is set the modem to a bridge connection

Has this been generally observed?  The verizon tech I just dealt with
says Verizon has nothing to do with supporting news groups
(even their own?)

My grandmother needs some help with her DSL.
She had two phone lines and she used the second one for dialup. Then
she decided to get DSL on the first/main phone line. She got rid of the
second phone line.

After going through Broadbandreports and other resource, I am a bit
frustated. I like to get DSL at home, with a static IP address, my own
registered host/domain name and being able to run any server for
non-commercial applications. I want to run my own HTTP and SMTP server,

I'm travelling to the far east for a couple months, and have DSL lined
up over there. Is it possible to take my Efficient 5360 over rather
than buy/rent there?
I know the VPI/VCI settings are different, but I heard that the 5360

I'm asking this for my grandmother. She was an AOL dialup user and
decided to switch to DSL. She got some sort of plan that looks like
it's a joint plan with AOL and Verizon. The DSL is through Verizon but
she still gets AOL. The paperwork for the plan has both AOL's and