Daniel Hazelton <[email protected]> writes:
> The second:
> I buy a DSL modem. Until I want to actually connect to the internet it can
> have whatever settings I want it to have. The second I want to connect to the
> internet it has to be configured the way that the ISP wants.
But only those configurations which enable it to work, such as the
modulation type, PPPOE/PPPOA, VPI/VCI, PPP username and password
etc. You still have control over the rest of the configuration such as
NAT/No NAT, LAN IP address(es), firewall, MTU, QoS, etc.
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