Manually set DSL broadband connection in Ubuntu

After installing Ubuntu, I found that the DSL connection of the graphic interface was useless and I was depressed for several days. I think it would be a waste of 120 hours of mobile traffic every month. Just as I wanted to return to the Windows system, I found a good way to manually set up a connection to DSL. The detailed method is described below. 0x00: Install pppoeconfsudoapt-getinstallpppoeconf0x01: Start to manually set sudopppoeconf open to see the following interface

After installing Ubuntu, I found that the DSL connection of the graphic interface was useless and I was depressed for several days. I think it would be a waste of 120 hours of mobile traffic every month. Just as I wanted to return to the Windows system, I found a good way to manually set up a connection to DSL. The detailed method is described below.

0x00: Install pppoeconf

Sudo apt-get install pppoeconf

0x01: Start manual setting

Sudo pppoeconf

The following page is displayed:

1. detect all NICs

2. Modify common options

3. Enter the DSL User Name

4. Enter the DSL Password

5. Configure DNS: Use the DNS provided by the ISP

6. Will DSL be used for networking at startup? (I chose to manually connect to the client. If you want to connect to the client, connect to the client)

7. Start DSL connection now?

8. You can run the "plog" command to view the status.

9. Successful connection information: Plugin rp-pppoe.so loaded

0x02: basic operations

1. Manual connection:

Pon dsl-provider

2. manual disconnection:

Poff dsl-provider

3. view the status:

Plog

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