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25th June 2006, 07:52 PM

shyam_b1281 Offline

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!Newbie!Internet connection problem with FC1

I AM A Newbie.I have FC1.I have configured modem(DAX)and has setup one ppp connection(i have dial up modem connection isn't it the right thing to do then?).When I click ACTIVATE button another window appears having message meaning to wait appears as usual.But after a long time of some 5-10 minutes the connection appears to be activated but I can't access any external sites and my phone also have dial tone while the system says connection is activated.pls reply me.

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