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Enabling default routing tells your system that the way to reach hosts to which it is not directly connected is via your ISP. This is almost certainly what you want. Use the up and down arrow keys to move among the selections, and press the spacebar to select one. When you are finished, use TAB to select <OK> and ENTER to move on to the next item.

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Default Route

78.

Enable default route

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Disable default route

80.

You almost certainly do not want to change this from the default value of noipdefault. This is not the place for your nameserver ip numbers. It is the place for your ip number if and only if your ISP has assigned you a static one. If you have been given only a local static ip, enter it with a colon at the end, like this: 192.168.1.2: If you have been given both a local and a remote ip, enter the local ip, a colon, and the remote ip, like this: 192.168.1.2:10.203.1.2

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IP Numbers

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Enter your modem port speed (e.g. 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200). I suggest that you leave it at 115200.

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Speed

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Enter modem initialization string. The default value is ATZ, which tells the modem to use it's default settings. As most modems are shipped from the factory with default settings that are appropriate for ppp, I suggest you not change this.

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Modem Initialization