Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

... running PPPoE

German translation:

... mit PPPoE; ... PPPoE verwendet

Added to glossary by Simon Kramer
Jul 7, 2008 13:20
16 yrs ago
English term

run

English to German Tech/Engineering IT (Information Technology)
Select one of the connection types:

- High-speed or broadband: LAN, Cable, DSL, Satellite, ISDN, T1, or Wireless or other high speed connection
- High-speed or broadband: Cable, DSL or Satellite, or Wireless ***running*** PPPoE

Note: If your connection is ***running*** PPPoE, you likely use a separate program to log on to the Internet. If you are unsure of this setting, check with your Internet service provider before using this tool.

Steh grad völlig auf dem Schlauch und danke jetzt schon für eure Unterstützung.
Change log

Jul 7, 2008 13:24: Steffen Walter changed "Term asked" from "run (hier)" to "run"

Votes to reclassify question as PRO/non-PRO:

Non-PRO (1): David Moore (X)

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Discussion

David Moore (X) Jul 7, 2008:
Try "wireless (which is) operating PPPoE"...

Proposed translations

+6
5 mins
English term (edited): run (hier)
Selected

verwenden

Wenn Ihre Verbindung PPPoE verwendet,....

PPPoE steht für PPP over Ethernet und PPP bedeutet Point-to-Point-Protocol. Bedeutet also: Wenn Ihre Verbindung das Blablabla-Protokoll verwendet,...
Peer comment(s):

agree Irene Schlotter, Dipl.-Übers.
25 mins
agree Veronika Neuhold : für "If your connection is running PPPoE" (to run a SW = eine SW ausführen)
1 hr
agree Aniello Scognamiglio (X)
1 hr
agree Chamz : verwenden oder wie Veronika sagte "ausführen"
4 hrs
agree Rolf Kern
6 hrs
agree Susanne Stöckl
18 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Gleich schnell, gleich gut, gleich viele agrees und trotzdem kann ich leider die Punkte nicht teilen. Danke alle für die Hilfe!!!!"
+6
5 mins
English term (edited): run (hier)

mit

bzw. mit PPoE-Verbindung oder PPoE-Protokoll z. B.
Peer comment(s):

agree KatharinaV
10 mins
agree Irene Schlotter, Dipl.-Übers.
21 mins
agree Kay Barbara
52 mins
agree Veronika Neuhold : für "wireless running PPPoE"
1 hr
agree Aniello Scognamiglio (X)
1 hr
agree Mihaela Boteva
1 hr
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9 mins

unterstützen

Das Modem, der Anschluss, der Gateway "unterstützt" diverse Protokolle.

Siehe z.B.:
Peer comment(s):

neutral Irene Schlotter, Dipl.-Übers. : Unterstützen ist aber nicht dasselbe wie ausführen.
20 mins
Stimmt. Im obigen Bsp. würde ich den Terminus im ersten Beispiel mit "unterstützen" und beim zweiten mit "verwenden, ausführen" o.ä. übersetzen. Hatte vorhin den Satz nach "note" nur noch überflogen und als Kontext gewertet...
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15 mins

läuft auf/mit

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