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Server Codes • Tech Humor • Links • FREE Error Scan • News Archive • dun error 678 Search • Feedback • Survey • Legal • About Outdated DriversCan cause hardware related Errors. Check your PC Drivers now. Error 718 1. Reboot the dun error 619 machine, verify your Username and Password, and try again. Check for realms, if in NT make sure you have nothing under domain, accept any auth including clear text is checked, and try unchecking Enable PPP LCP extensions. Make sure logon to network isn't checked. Make sure that nothing is typed in
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the DOMAIN field if this is NT. 2. This is often a POP problem. Try logging onto a different POP. 718 is usually on the ISP's end, but NOT ALWAYS. If there are multiple calls coming into the ISP's callcenter then they could see a problem, but if not, it is probably the user's computer. 3. Nuke the pwl files. 4. Have ISP reset the password. 5. Recreate connectoid. 6. Full uninstall and reinstall of connectoid, network, and DUN/RAS. 7. This can sometimes also be a communications problem caused by heavy line noise or modem problems. Try updating the modem drivers, inits, commas, etc...and have a line noise test performed. More info on error 718 can be found at: http://www.deja.com/[ST_rn=qs]/qs.xp?QRY=microsoft+718&OP=dnquery.xp&ST=QS&DBS=2 This page was last modified on Saturday, 05-Feb-2011 15:11:54 EST. This website is ©1999-Present Bradford Liedel DBA ModemHelp Networks and Web Services. Mason, MI 48854 USA. All rights reserved.
POSSIBLE CAUSES: Poor phone line quality A problem
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with the server at the ISP The wrong username and or password was entered. The http://www.modemhelp.net/dunerror/error_718.shtml wrong phone number was dialled by the connection.. The server type settings maybe incorrect on the computer. The modem may need initialisation string to stabilise its operation. POSSIBLE RESOLUTIONS: If you http://editor.actrix.co.nz/byarticle/dune718.htm are using extension cords or faxes or any other similar device, disconnect them and try again Find out if Actrix is experiencing any server problems (0800-228749). Make sure the correct username and or password have been entered. Verify that the correct access number is being used, ie. 086722874. Make sure the server types in dial up networking is set to PPP, and TCP/IP box is ticked. Use a initialisation string such as +ms=v90 for smoother operation. Does this all sound a little complicated? Call the Actrix helpdesk for assistance (0800-228749).
Ethernet & T1 Service trueSTREAM Business Standard DSL Hosted Voice https://www.dslextreme.com/support/kb/dsl-support/dynamic-ip/windows-xp-pppoe-client-error-718 Service Website Hosting SUPPORT SUPPORT Where are http://modemsite.com/56k/duns718.asp you? Support > Knowledge Base > DSL Support > Dynamic IP > Windows XP PPPoE Client Error 718 Windows XP PPPoE Client Error 718 Print Windows XP PPPoE Client Error 718Error 718 indicates a PPP timeout. This means that your computer began communicating with the ISP side server but dun error disconnected before a response was given. This can be caused by a number of things such as poor line quality, active LCP extensions, or ISP side server issues. To trouble shoot error 718 please follow the steps listed below.1. Next you will want to try isolating the line to improve line quality. To do this remove all phone devices from the line 718 dun error the DSL modem is on, and make sure there is no ADSL micro filter placed on the DSL Modem. After you have made sure that the DSL modem is the only phone device on that line attempt to connect again.2. Next reboot your computer and power cycle your modem. Power cycling is the act of turning the modem off for 10-15 seconds and then turning it back on. When the sync light on your DSL modem (normally labeled ready/sync/dsl/line) goes solid attempt to connect again.3. If you are still unable to connect try disabling any active LCP extensions. To do this first head into network connections. Right click on the broadband connection labeled dslextreme and select properties. Click on the networking tab, highlight internet protocol (TCP/IP) and then click on settings. Uncheck the box labeled LCP extensions and then select ok. Then select ok on the connection properties. Now attempt to connect again.If this error still persists call DSL technical support at 866-491-7221 to speak with a tech support representative about your issue. Created On: 10/25/2004 7:54:00 AM Last Modified On: 10/26/2010 2:41:00 PM Ar
remote server did not respond within an appropriate time. This can be caused by poor line quality or a problem with the server (ISP). This error can occur when your modem has connected to the ISP and has sent username and password, but there is no response from the server. Sometimes, re-dialing will be successful. This error can also occur if your ISP account has expired, or if the username or password you are using is invalid. This error can occur if you have LCP extensions enabled in the TCP/IP Properties of the connectoid and your ISP does not support LCP extensions. This error may also occur if you have one or more network cards in your machine, and the cards do not have TCP/IP protocol enabled, or if the TCP/IP settings are incorrect. (Go to Networking in Control Panel to examine the properties of your network adapters; or, if you are not using the network card(s), disable them in Control Panel->System->Hardware.) With Windows NT and Motorola ISDN BitSurfr Pro EZ - see this MS KB article. When calling a WindowsNT4.0/SP2 Server - see this MS KB article. If using PPTP and Windows NT - see this MS KB article. If running MS Routing & Remote Access Server Update for Windows NT 4.0 - see this MS KB article. With Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 - see this MS KB article. When attempting to connect to MSN - see MS KB 319916. Back to all DUNS errors Home|Links|Send Feedback|Privacy Policy| Report Broken Link Legal Page|Author's Web Sites | Log In Modemsite.com ©1998-2016 v.Richard Gamberg. All rights reserved.