Steps for using the dr.com broadband client to access the Internet in Ubuntu

1. Download The dr.com client (you can download it on your computer in Windows or other environments.
Windows partitions can be accessed in Ubuntu)
Address: http://sourceforge.net/projects/drcom-client/files
The directory is probably: drcom-for-linux-2.6/drcom-1.4.8.3...
Pay attention to your system version when downloading (my version is Ubuntu Desktop 12.04)
Drcom-1.4.8.3.tar.gz
2. Compile:
Go to the directory: CD the directory where you downloaded the file/(may be home/your username/download)
Unzip: Tar xzvf drcom-1.4.8.3.tar.gz
Get Folder: drcom-1.4.8.3/
Go to directory: CD drcom-1.4.8.3/
Compile: Make (if there are no errors)
Install: sudo make install (if there is no error)

The command that will be used for each login:
Start: sudo drcomd
Login: drcomc login (if there is no error, the login success, usage time, traffic, and other information will be displayed)
Logout: drcomc logout (I cannot exit here, I don't know why)

Okay. The following is the configuration file (/etc/drcom. conf)
Run sudo gedit/etc/drcom. conf on the terminal to enable it. Of course, VIM is not required.
Should all systems contain gedit?

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Enter the user name for dr. com broadband users.
I use a campus network.
Username = ********

Enter the password here.
Password = ********

This line seems to be a physical Nic or something.
You can use the default setting.
Device = eth0

You can also enter the default value.
255.t = 10.0.0.0/255.0.0.0, 192.168.0.0/255.255.0.0, 172.16.0.0/255.240.0.0, 127.0.0.0/255.0.0.0

This is the primary DNS domain name server.
If you have a Windows system installed
You can run ipconfig/all to get the result.
I don't know yet ~ (DNS server)
If there are more than one, you can enter the first (or other)
Dnsp = 61.139.2.69

This can be the same as above.
DNSS = 61.139.2.69

This is also obtained from the results of ipconfig/All (DHCP server)
DHCP = 219.221.176.254

Hostip =

This can be obtained from the dr. com Login Dialog Box in Windows (some versions do not exist)
If not, ask the network management center to go ~
Servip = 10.10.16.4
Hostport =
Servport =

Hostname =
Winver =
Winbuild =
Servicepack =
Autologout = 0

With these settings, the computer should be able to access the Internet.