How to make PPPoE dial-up internet in CentOS6.5

1, although the CentOS majority as a server to use, but also inevitably need to use this PPPoE dial-up mode of access, in fact, the implementation of this method under CentOS is very simple, only a few steps to complete.

2. Environmental Requirements:

A machine with CentOS6.5 installed;

A twisted pair that can be used normally ...

An ISP-provided account that can be used normally;

A dial-up interface that can access the ISP's network ...

Dial-up software and modules available on the centos6.5 CD:

ppp-2.4.5-5.el6.i686

rp-pppoe-3.10-10.el6.i686

3. Dialing process:

1), after installing the above two packages, use the command Pppoe-setup, fill in some related dialing settings:

Create a new dial-up configuration:

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Fill in the login account information (i.e. the account number provided by your ISP):

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Set up a dial-up network card (default is eth0 NIC):

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Set whether dial-on-demand (that is, dial-in when network connectivity is required):

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Set the DNS properties (you can enter a valid DNS address manually, and if your ISP network supports dynamic DNS addresses, you can input the server directly):

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Enter the password provided by your ISP:

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Whether to allow normal users to interrupt the DSL connection:

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Set firewall defense level (can be debugged later):

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Whether to allow automatic dialing (on-demand):

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Confirm Configuration (yes):

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2), after the configuration is complete, start dialing:

[Email protected] ppp]# Pppoe-start

After dialing is complete, view the dialing information (you can see that the ISP has assigned us an IP address):

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To test whether you can connect to the network:

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4, if you do not obtain a DNS address from the ISP operator, you can choose to manually configure the DNS address in the network card, as follows:

Edit the NIC/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts.ifcfg-eth0, add a sentence at the end

dns1=x.x.x.x

Then restart the network card to

Service Network restart

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How to make PPPoE dial-up internet in CentOS6.5