Microsoft Windows XP PPPoE Configuration Guide

About this manual

Windows XP includes built-in support for PPPoE, allowing users with ADSL and LAN connections to establish internet access directly through the system's network wizard. This guide details the steps required to set up a new broadband connection using the native operating system features.

The process involves launching the Network Connection Wizard from the Start menu, selecting 'Connect to the Internet', and choosing the option for a manual setup via username and password (PPPoE). Users must enter their ISP's service name and login credentials provided by their provider. Finally, security settings should be configured according to the wizard's prompts before completing the ADSL connection setup. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

• Windows XP PPPoE Support
• Network Connection Wizard
• New Connection Setup
• Connect to Internet
• Manual Setup Configuration
• ISP Service Name Entry
• Username and Password Input
• Security Settings

Frequently asked questions

Do I need extra software to set up PPPoE in Windows XP?

No, you do not need to install any additional PPPoE software; you can directly use the built-in connection wizard.

How do I start the connection wizard?

Open the Start menu, select All Programs, Accessories, Communications, and then click New Connection Wizard.

What type of connection should I select for ADSL?

You must select 'Connect to the Internet' and then choose 'Set up my connection manually'.

What information is required to complete the setup?

You need to enter your ISP's service name and your login username and password provided by the ISP.