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Who uses the virtual dialer EnterNet 300? How do you create a new dial-up connection from creating a new profile? What are the detailed steps?

Please don't post the same thread repeatedly.

Hehe
Can't you just create a new connection in IE's properties?
Wouldn't the one built into winxp be much more convenient?
I've set up two connections in there
one is LAN
one is HOME

You can use RASPPPOE. It's on my personal homepage: dosdiy.myrice.com, and it's easier to use than EnterNet 300. If your operating system is WIN98 Second Edition, you need to run the patch first. You can download it from Microsoft's homepage, the URL is:
http://download.microsoft.com/download/win98SE/Update/Q243199/W98/CN/243199CHS8.EXE

Brief introduction to RasPPPoE:
RasPPPoE is one of the best ADSL dial-up software tools. Unlike others, it integrates perfectly into
Windows Dial-Up Networking, so you no longer have to use those ADSL dial-up programs that take up system resources
and also take a long time to log in and dial up.
It also lets third-party software dial directly. It uses Windows' original
Dial-Up Networking to add support for the Point-to-Point Protocol Over Ethernet (PPPoE) communication proto-
col, letting you connect to the Internet over ADSL directly through Dial-Up Networking, and it supports China Telecom
(China), Chunghwa Telecom, HiNet (Taiwan), Cyber Express Communica-
tion Ltd. (Hong Kong), etc.
Although WIndows XP already has the PPPoE protocol built in, using this software can give you
more functions.

Looks like you're using ADSL, right? Besides the dial-up software recommended by the posters above, you can also try WinPoET: a very popular dial-up software tool, simple and easy to use, and starting from version 5.0 it already supports settings for parameters such as MTU. The latest version at present is 6.0.

Really, RASPPPOE is very easy to use, and it's also very easy to find online. Some even have detailed usage instructions, so you don't have to worry about not being able to learn it.

Floor1　yhpp999	Posted 2003-05-03 00:00
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Who uses the virtual dialer EnterNet 300? How do you create a new dial-up connection from creating a new profile? What are the detailed steps?

Floor2　如是大师	Posted 2003-05-03 00:00
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Please don't post the same thread repeatedly.

Floor3　yhpp999	Posted 2003-05-03 00:00
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Ah, no!

Floor4　铃木柳生	Posted 2003-05-06 00:00
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Hehe Can't you just create a new connection in IE's properties? Wouldn't the one built into winxp be much more convenient? I've set up two connections in there one is LAN one is HOME

Floor5　Lydong	Posted 2003-05-07 00:00
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You can use RASPPPOE. It's on my personal homepage: dosdiy.myrice.com, and it's easier to use than EnterNet 300. If your operating system is WIN98 Second Edition, you need to run the patch first. You can download it from Microsoft's homepage, the URL is: http://download.microsoft.com/download/win98SE/Update/Q243199/W98/CN/243199CHS8.EXE Brief introduction to RasPPPoE: RasPPPoE is one of the best ADSL dial-up software tools. Unlike others, it integrates perfectly into Windows Dial-Up Networking, so you no longer have to use those ADSL dial-up programs that take up system resources and also take a long time to log in and dial up. It also lets third-party software dial directly. It uses Windows' original Dial-Up Networking to add support for the Point-to-Point Protocol Over Ethernet (PPPoE) communication proto- col, letting you connect to the Internet over ADSL directly through Dial-Up Networking, and it supports China Telecom (China), Chunghwa Telecom, HiNet (Taiwan), Cyber Express Communica- tion Ltd. (Hong Kong), etc. Although WIndows XP already has the PPPoE protocol built in, using this software can give you more functions.

Floor6　anyhow	Posted 2003-05-09 00:00
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Looks like you're using ADSL, right? Besides the dial-up software recommended by the posters above, you can also try WinPoET: a very popular dial-up software tool, simple and easy to use, and starting from version 5.0 it already supports settings for parameters such as MTU. The latest version at present is 6.0.

Floor7　baobao726	Posted 2003-07-16 00:00
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Really, RASPPPOE is very easy to use, and it's also very easy to find online. Some even have detailed usage instructions, so you don't have to worry about not being able to learn it.