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    PPPoE and PPPoA ?

    set up a new router ,, tp link,
    i tried to set it up as advised on a customer review, who said it was quite easy, and yes it was, but i had been told to set to PPPoE, i did this and tried several times to set the router up, eventualy i set it to PPPoA, and bingo it worked like a dream,

    all the wirless and hub security is set and working, and set at (WEP-128bit)


    so you puter experts here, please can you tell me,,,,,,,,

    what is the difference between PPPoE and PPPoA ?

    and is there a difference in security between the 2?

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    Was the review from the Uk and if so what ISp? From memory PPPoA is what is required on the majority of British ISPs.
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    The letters at the end are different ?

    TTFN...

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    thanks, iv sussed it out, though it was strange that my old router was set to PPPoE and worked ok

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    I believe the Point to Point Protocol Over Ethernet is common in ADSL connections and Point to Point Protocol Over ATM is common in cable like virgin media connections. I may of course be talking out of my but I am sure thats the setup!

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    yes that is pretty much what i found out by researching,



           

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