[lug] cisco 675

[Mr Viggy]

Oh, you can configure the heck out of the thing.  The problem is that 
the configuation doesn't "take effect" until you can contact your ISP.

If the modem won't train, you are not in contact with your ISP, and the 
config doesn't do any good.  Basically, when it's trained, it means the 
connection is up, and you should be trading packets with your ISP (and 
then the Internet).

It's like with a regular modem.  If you keep hearing the beeps, and not 
the "staticy" noise, both modems are not communicating.

Viggy

Mariusz Handke wrote:
>>Are you sure that the 675 is the proper device for your DSL connection? 
> 
> 
> the problem is that im not sure and my isp is not answering me
> 
> 
>>  Out here in Colorado, the 675 was used, then the phone company 
>>swithced to newer equipment, and we all needed the 678.
>>I forget the exact differences. 
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> 
> maybe the newer equipment has dmt (instead of cap as c675
> only can handle)
> 
> 
>>Does your 675 even train up?
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> no, just wan-lnk led is flashing
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> 
>>You shouldn't need to set anything to see if it's trained.
> 
> 
> thanks thats important answer, so line has ty be trained (synced)
> before any configuration?
> 
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