Ubuntu wireless connection to PPPOE

If Ubuntu uses wireless dial-up to connect to PPPOE over the Internet, users can often view wireless signals such as chinaNet in the upper-right corner of the desktop, but cannot find the place where to enter the account and password. If you log on through the web page, you may have to install activex plug-ins. Actually, solving the problem is very simple... if Ubuntu uses wireless dial-up to connect to PPPOE over the Internet, users can often view wireless signals such as chinaNet in the upper-right corner of the desktop, but cannot find the place where to enter the account and password. If you log on through the web page, you may have to install activex plug-ins. In fact, it is very easy to solve the problem. The following is a liberation method: first open the terminal and enter "sudo pppoeconf". then, a text menu guide page appears. follow the prompts to perform the operation. Enter the account and password provided by the ISP, and press enter. Basically, press enter all the way. Connect to the system if you log on to the system. generally, wireless Internet access is billed for an hour. you can choose not. Finally, we asked whether to connect immediately. we chose "yes '. Now, you should be able to access the Internet by enabling firefox. Below are several common commands: sudo pon dsl-provider # connect to the network sudo poff # disconnect the network. generally, after you restart the system for the first time, you will find that not only the Internet access is unavailable, the NetworkManager icon of the signal displayed in the upper right corner cannot be found. A solution: Enter the following command in the terminal to configure the network connection management File: sudo gedit/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf after opening, find [ifupdown] managed = false: [ifupdown] managed = true terminal input: sudo gedit/etc/network/interfaces only retain auto lo iface lo inet loopback delete dns setting File: sudo mv/etc/resolv. conf/etc/resolv. after conf_backup, restart the network-manager service: sudo service network-manager restart.