ADSL Settings

Internet Gate has a built-in ADSL modem capable of ADSL, T1.413, ADSL2, ADSL2+, Annex A, Annex B and Annex M.

Internet Gate is preconfigured to automatically select suitable ADSL standard and mode for communicating with the DSLAM at the other end of the ADSL connection.

Many of the decisions made about ADSL connections are made by the central DSLAM equipment at the other end of the connection and can only indirectly be affected by your local settings.

If you cannot get a working ADSL connection try to limit ADSL modes on this page to just the one you want to use, and make sure VPI/VCI on Network page is same as the DSLAM's at the other end of the connection (ask your Internet Provider for values to use).

Most ADSL settings require current ADSL connection to be stopped and a new one started to became effective. With the Stop/Start and Restart buttons you can bring your ADSL connection down and up again.

By default Internet Gate tries all ADSL modes to establish an ADSL connection, and remote DSLAM picks the most suitable one. By disabling some of the modes Internet Gate pretends it cannot use those modes and forces remote DLSAM to pick one of the remaining enabled ones.