Internet connection between Ubuntu and China Telecom

It is not difficult to access the Internet in Ubuntu. However, if you connect to the Internet in Windows through a star dial-up connection, the accounts provided by China Telecom in Ubuntu cannot be connected, it's all about the speed of the interconnected stars! Let's crack it! Download a netkeeper2.5.0016V4 file in Windows. It is an old version! The new version is useless... after installation, enter the account provided by China Telecom to log on, right-click the network connection, and choose ChinaSNWeb-disconnected. Then, open ChinaS.

It is not difficult to access the Internet in Ubuntu. However, if you connect to the Internet in Windows through a star dial-up connection, the accounts provided by China Telecom in Ubuntu cannot be connected, it's all about the speed of the interconnected stars! Let's crack it!

Download a netkeeper 2.5.0016V4 file in Windows. It is an old version! The new version is useless...

After installation, enter the account provided by China Telecom to log on, right-click the network connection, and choose ChinaSNWeb-Disconnect. Then, open ChinaSNWeb, and you will find that the account has changed, and then copy the account (to complete the copy, there is a line break in front of it. You can simply double-click it to copy it.) Create a New notepad and paste the account you just copied. You will find that there is a line above the strange account. That's right, do not delete the line above, or else it will fail. By now, the interconnected stars are successfully cracked. Next we can find a way to get the text files containing the cracked account to the Ubuntu system.

Okay. Now configure Ubuntu and enter sudo pppoeconf at the command prompt.

If you are prompted for password, enter the password of your system user, instead of ADSL. After you enter the password, the configuration menu will appear. Enter the account password at will. All the way to yes, then enter: sudo vi/etc/ppp/peers/dsl-provider

Looking down, I can see that user "xxxxx" (xxxxx is the user account you just entered) is not! Delete xxxxx from the dsl-provider file. That's right. Now open the text file containing the cracked account and copy it to the Account (don't forget the line above ),

Add: password "Your ADSL account password" in the next line of the user"

Save and exit. The next step is dialing!

Input: sudo pon dsl-provider. If the settings are correct, you should be able to access the Internet!

Disconnected input: sudo poff dsl-provider