Network configuration and selection update source in Ubuntu9.04

The Installation Process of ubuntu 8.10 on a CD or hard disk is the same as that of ubuntu, with few changes. The following describes how to update the source and network configurations of ubuntu. UbuntuLinux is really good, but I have never burned it into a DVD media, which determines that Ubuntu must rely on the Internet. Therefore, the first thing after hard disk installation is to configure network connections. I use a vro to access the Internet. The configuration is as follows. The whole process is illustrated to facilitate the reference of new users. : Enable Network Configuration

The Installation Process of the Ubuntu 9.04 CD or hard disk is similar to that of Ubuntu 8.10, with few changes. The following describes how to update the source and network configuration of Ubuntu 9.04.

Ubuntu Linux is really good, but I have never burned it into a DVD media, which determines that Ubuntu must rely on the Internet. Therefore, the first thing after hard disk installation is to configure network connections. I use a vro to access the Internet. The configuration is as follows. The whole process is illustrated to facilitate the reference of new users.

: Enable Network Configuration

: Click Edit, as shown in.

If it is a dial-up connection, you can directly set the user name and password for dialing in DSL.

: Configure the gateway and IP address

Address: Set your IP Address in the LAN

Netmask (subnet mask) is generally 255.255.255.0

Gateway. Here is 192.168.1.200.

: Check the configured network.

In fact, this is very simple. You only need to explain the translation of two English words: Gateway-Gateway, Netmask-subnet mask. It is worth noting that 9.04 solves the problem that the system cannot directly apply the user's network configuration in 8.10. That is to say, you do not have to manually select the network configuration after starting the instance.

Since Ubuntu is inseparable from the Internet, the Internet serves as an upgrade and software download for Ubuntu. Selecting a fast update source is a prerequisite for improving the system. In updatemanger, you can test all the sources in the list so that the system can select the one with the lowest latency for you. I am afraid "rootguide" is the most used currently.