xdsl Router compatibility? and AOL >:(

r00t · 09-August-04, 02:48 PM

At the moment i have a d-link '

11mps wireless network going so i can have internet in 2-3 room's at once but it sucks i can never get a stable connection does anyone know a AOL compatible router its a pain in the ass to find one, i cant in other words does anyone have a wireless aol compatible router? if so can you tell me the make ect

stereomod · 10-August-04, 05:59 AM

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Originally Posted by r00t


	At the moment i have a d-link ' 11mps wireless network going so i can have internet in 2-3 room's at once but it sucks i can never get a stable connection does anyone know a AOL compatible router its a pain in the ass to find one, i cant in other words does anyone have a wireless aol compatible router? if so can you tell me the make ect

if ur having unstable connections than yah might want to think about hitting the reset button on the back of the router! that MIGHT solve the problem for the most part, and where in the USA are you at , you know that Verizon has internet instead of crappy ol AOL

Worse comes to worse yah might need to get grounded but i highly doubt it, Just give it a reset and see what happen!

r00t · 12-August-04, 03:05 PM

No sorry i havent made my self clear, What i mean is a have a 11mbps wireless at the moment but i need a aol compatible router. im wondering if anyone has a good idea on one.
Sorry

teh_spazz · 17-August-04, 12:54 PM

I would call AOL and ask them. My cousin uses AOL and they require you to log-in for a session, correct?

Try http://www.dslreports.com/forum/aolplus or http://www.dslreports.com/forums/18 .

Please let us know if you found any information.

r00t · 18-August-04, 06:18 PM

Nah, ive heard stories of aol cancelling out people's DSL subscription.
And if you ask them they give you a lloonngg lectur on making sure you pay the correct fee for a network with a routed DSL line.

r00t · 18-August-04, 06:20 PM

Oh yeah, you do have to log in for a session

09-August-04, 02:48 PM		#1 (permalink)
r00t Apex Master Tech	xdsl Router compatibility? and AOL >:( At the moment i have a d-link ' 11mps wireless network going so i can have internet in 2-3 room's at once but it sucks i can never get a stable connection does anyone know a AOL compatible router its a pain in the ass to find one, i cant in other words does anyone have a wireless aol compatible router? if so can you tell me the make ect

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12-August-04, 03:05 PM		#3 (permalink)
r00t Apex Master Tech	No sorry i havent made my self clear, What i mean is a have a 11mbps wireless at the moment but i need a aol compatible router. im wondering if anyone has a good idea on one. Sorry

17-August-04, 12:54 PM		#4 (permalink)
teh_spazz Apex Master Tech	I would call AOL and ask them. My cousin uses AOL and they require you to log-in for a session, correct? Try http://www.dslreports.com/forum/aolplus or http://www.dslreports.com/forums/18 . Please let us know if you found any information.

18-August-04, 06:18 PM		#5 (permalink)
r00t Apex Master Tech	Nah, ive heard stories of aol cancelling out people's DSL subscription. And if you ask them they give you a lloonngg lectur on making sure you pay the correct fee for a network with a routed DSL line.

18-August-04, 06:20 PM		#6 (permalink)
r00t Apex Master Tech	Oh yeah, you do have to log in for a session