Anyone with AOL?

[jonesad24]

Yeah, should do.

Does your PC have an ethernet card

er i have a VIA RHINE III fast ethernet adapter, is that one?

[Barbarossa]

[jonesad24]

Few, scared me then for a minute

thanks for all the help, it should be here in the morning so i have to try and get it to work...

[Barbarossa]

fingers crossed it comes with a cable

[manker]

Few, scared me then for a minute

thanks for all the help, it should be here in the morning so i have to try and get it to work...

Any problems with it, just ask in here - The Lounge.

Don't go to HardwareWorld ffs, they'll break your whole computer and expect you to pick up the tab.

They're complete bastards, basically.

[4play]

AOL proxy server IP Ranges

64.12.96.0/19 64.12.96.0 – 64.12.127.255
149.174.160.0/20 149.174.160.0 – 149.174.175.255
152.163.0.0/16 152.163.0.0 – 152.163.255.255
195.93.0.0/17 195.93.0.0 – 195.93.127.255
198.81.0.0/19 198.81.0.0 – 198.81.31.255
202.67.64.128/25 202.67.64.128 – 202.67.64.255
205.188.0.0/16 205.188.0.0 – 205.188.255.255
207.200.112.0/21 207.200.112.0 – 207.200.119.255

try doing tracert google.com and see what aol proxy you are connected to and try using that.

[JPaul]

Few, scared me then for a minute

thanks for all the help, it should be here in the morning so i have to try and get it to work...

Any problems with it, just ask in here - The Lounge.

Don't go to HardwareWorld ffs, they'll break your whole computer and expect you to pick up the tab.

They're complete bastards, basically.

And also they will just post an answer even if they don't know if it's true or not.

People here will either not answer, answer because they know or say have you tried this it may work.

True Story

[Virtualbody1234]

Yeah but in HardwareWorld we would warn you that the "router" you selected is a modem/router and you most likely already have a modem.

[Barbarossa]

In hardwareworld, they also tend to only read the last reply, not the whole thread.

[JPaul]

Yeah but in HardwareWorld we would warn you that the "router" you selected is a modem/router and you most likely already have a modem.

Yeah but for about £12 who gives a fuck and you know that there will be no problems with compatability, or extra leads, or power supplies. So why not use the all in one unit. Saving hassle, space and probably leccy.

Oh and it's much more common to get a joint unit nowadays, at least where I come from