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OK at94home, I suspect that your problem might be solved. I also still use a normal 56K modem as well as ADSL. I have a micro filter/splitter at the end of the telephone extension with each modem plugged in to the appropriate socket. The extension in fed from the main BT socket where another micro filter/splitter filters the line to the rest of the house phones. This works well without any problems.
The address I gave for BT bt_test@startup_domain should be used instead of your account user name (*******@dsl2.net). It is not a URL so won't open a web page if pasted into OE. If used to log on (leave the password box empty) it will then, if your BT ADSL connection and modem is working, open a BT test page at http://www.bt.net/digitaldemo/ The only purpose of this it to check your ADSL connection independent of your ISP.
Cheers - by the way the name is Geoff
The address I gave for BT bt_test@startup_domain should be used instead of your account user name (*******@dsl2.net). It is not a URL so won't open a web page if pasted into OE. If used to log on (leave the password box empty) it will then, if your BT ADSL connection and modem is working, open a BT test page at http://www.bt.net/digitaldemo/ The only purpose of this it to check your ADSL connection independent of your ISP.
Cheers - by the way the name is Geoff
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