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Qwest DSL Service Installation DSL SELF INSTALLATION DSL INSTRUCTIONS:
1. DSL service has been activated. You can begin set up after 5 p.m. on the due date for your high-speed Internet service. 2. You have received a modem install kit in the mail
Your kit includes the following items:
It is not necessary to use the installation CD to setup the DSL. OpenAccess actuallu encourages you NOT to use the installation CD instead follow the steps as outlined below: We recommend using Ethernet connection rather than USB when possible. Why is an Ethernet connection recommended over USB? Make sure any external dialup modem is not plugged in to your computer.
Type ?192.168.0.1? in the address field of your Web browser to access the DSL Modem home page. This is where you update the settings for the modem. Set the connection type to PPPoA Set the username and password to whatever your OpenAccess technician tells you. Power cycle your modem and you should be online. For more support on various modems including wireless modems go to Qwest's modem support page. To set up laptop access to your wireless enabled DSL modem you will need to open the network settings on your laptop and then set the TCP/IP to DHCP. When prompted for the WEP key enter the key which you can find on a sticker on the DSL modem. You can either use the default 64 BIT (10 digits) WEP key from the sticker of the modem or change it. Use the above link to QWest's support page or call if you need instructions for how to change the WEP key. |
Whats New? 2010.11.01 Digital telephone & PBX services expanded
Over the summer of 2010 OpenAccess has rolled out digital telephone service for ourselves, affiliated companies and a few customers who were willing to be 'guinea pigs'. Overall things went better than we expected and we are now opening up our digital telephone service plans to more customers.
2010.10.21 IPv6 Transition
OpenAccess will be having a mid range time line for adoption and
implementation of IPv6. As most people know who are reading this, there
is a certain 'chicken & egg' problem with IPv6 in as much for any
organization to move to IPv6 requires that other organizations have
moved to IPv6.
2010.07.15 NAS.COM wholesale VPS and WebHosting services
This fall, OpenAccess will be re-purposing the 'nas.com' domain name to provide VPS and WebHosting services, primarily wholesale to web developers.
If you have an e-mail address @nas.com, or a personal website located at http://www.nas.com/~yourusername, those services will continue be supported although we will not be accepting new accounts.
2010.02.22 Joomla auto install wizard now available.
Due to popular request, we now have a Joomla auto-installer available on our newer cPanel® servers. This allows customers to quickly and easily install Joomla on their website. The auto-installer is available under the 'site software' section in the administrative interface of your webhosting account.
2009.10.25 OpenAccess begins internal testing for Windows 2008 Server hosting solutions.
OpenAccess is happy to finally be able to announce that we are beginning internal testing of cPanelŽ/Enkompass as a platform for our customers to be able to deliver Windows(c) 2008 Server solutions on.
2007.09.26 Changes in paper billing system.
Effective January 1st 2008 we will be doing what most of our competitors have been doing for years and adding a $1.00 surcharge for paper invoices.
2007.05.30 New web servers in production.
In May we got two new web servers in production. These machines are based out of our facilities in Seattle and were needed as we have about hit capacity on our existing webhosting infrastructure.
2007.03.15 Additional nationwide and global network capacity added.
OpenAccess is glad to announce that we have put into production a new circuit providing us with direct Tier-1 nationwide and global Internet transport.
2007.01.17 Verizon DSL speed upgrades complete
Today we did the work to convert all NAS.COM customers over to our faster connection into Verizon. Everybody should be seeing performance increases.
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