Need help seting up a Belkin F5D7632 (ADSL Modem+WiFiRouter)

[nfsclambo]

I have here a Belkin F5D7632 (ADSL Modem with Wireless G Router), and I need help setting it up with my SKYNET connection.

I already have an existing connection with a Thomson SpeedTouch 510i as my modem, and Linksys BEFW11S4 acting as my Wireless Gateway.

The Belkin has a built-in modem, but it doesn't connect to my SKYNET connection for some reason, even after I put in all the details.

Ik kan ook een beetje nederlands verstaan, als het nodig is.

NfScLambo

[Bear]

If you are using ADSL, check whether you can find these settings in your belkin device, and check their values:

Protocol : PPPoE (PPP over Ethernet)
VPI : 8
VCI : 35
Modulation : Auto-Sense (G.DMT, T1.413)
Isolation : LLC
QoS Class : UBR

(I copy/pasted this from a thread in the dommel forum, but these values should apply to Belgacom ADSL as well)

[nfsclambo]

I just checked all of the settings, and VPI, VCI and Isolation was available, but I couldn't find any settings for but I couldn't find anything for Modulation and QoS Class.

When I tried using the pre-configured settings for Belgacom/SKYNET that are available in the router, it says the connection is PPPoA.

Anyways, still, I don't have a connection, and I even tried entering the settings after reseting the router.

[GyRaX]

I have here a Belkin F5D7632 (ADSL Modem with Wireless G Router), and I need help setting it up with my SKYNET connection.

I already have an existing connection with a Thomson SpeedTouch 510i as my modem, and Linksys BEFW11S4 acting as my Wireless Gateway.

The Belkin has a built-in modem, but it doesn't connect to my SKYNET connection for some reason, even after I put in all the details.

Ik kan ook een beetje nederlands verstaan, als het nodig is.

NfScLambo

I think you have an ISDN-line. Is that correct? Because there's an i behind the name of your modem.
That Belkin Modem/Router is probably made for an analog PSTN line so it won't work on an ISDN-line.

[philippe_d]

I already have an existing connection with a Thomson SpeedTouch 510i as my modem, and Linksys BEFW11S4 acting as my Wireless Gateway.
The Belkin has a built-in modem, but it doesn't connect to my SKYNET connection for some reason, even after I put in all the details.

Maybe obvious, but you cannot use the Thomson Speedtouch 510i and the Belkin simultaneously
And why would you want to use the Belkin if you have a working DSL connection with the SpeedTouch, and a working WLAN with the Linksys ?

If your purpose was to get more PC's connected to your network, then I would suggest to use the Belkin as a switch (disable DHCP en connecting 1 LAN port to your Speedtouch) ...

Philippe.