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To: Challo Jeregy who wrote (15864)	8/19/2001 8:56:50 PM
From: Andy H	Read Replies (1) of 52237

OT-I don't think your DSL will require any network cable/interface. That is a supposed advantage of DSL-you have your own dedicated circuit. I have Qwest DSL and no problems at all. I have no network card either. The modem installation was pretty much the same as installing a regular dial up modem except you need to fill out some data that should have come with your DSL package regarding DNS numbers, host and domain name, etc depending on your configuration. I was prompted to insert these numbers when installing the modem. Upon installation, my DSL modem comes up under "Network" in the Control Panel. My DSL service uses a static IP address and bridging mode. PM me if I can be of any help.

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