For more information about pppoe dialing-general Linux technology-Linux technology and application, see the following. Generally, networkmanger installed by default has kde of the pppoe dial-up module. You can use kppp and other tools. You can dial the number on the graphic interface only when you set it to common for networkmannger problems, I have developed the habit of uninstalling networkmanager since I started using ubuntu. The most common practice is wicd. If you use wireless connection, you can consider wicd and use the connection management tool wicd-curses on the cli. it is as intuitive as it is, but wicd does not provide the pppoe dial-up function. Therefore, you must use commands to control the dial-up.
For users of ubuntu series, there is a good tool pppoeconf, which is the wizard tool for creating dialing, which can be well configured for dialing. Therefore, ubuntu users may not have any operability for you, But fedora opensuse arch, etc. the rp-pppoe tool pppoe-setup is useless. This tool is not easy to use. First, you must reconfigure your account. Second, I can't find how to set Automatic dial-up (fedora) some of them often fail to dial ), the dialing efficiency of this tool is relatively low.
I think the user just switched to fedora will miss the previous dial-up tool sudo pon dial-up sudo poff in ubuntu and deprecate sudo plog to check whether the dial-up is successful? In fact, these can be done in a non-ubuntu environment. Here we discard pppoe-setup. You can directly configure pppd dialing.
First, create your own dialing file name in/etc/ppp/peers/, for example, the following ds-provider
#/Etc/ppp/peers/dsl-provider
Plugin rp-pppoe.so # rp_pppoe_ac 'your ac name' # rp_pppoe_service 'Your service name' # network interfaceeth0 # login namename "someloginname" comment # Uncomment this if you want to enable dial on demand # idle 180defaultroutehide-passwordnoauth where # network interfaceeth0 is selected to use the interface eth0 is wired fedora. It seems to be changed to p9p1. You can use ifconfig to check whether userpeerdns uses the dns specified by the isp/ the etc/ppp/ip-up script adds a line of cp/etc/ppp/resolv. conf/etc/resolv. of course, you can add
| CODE: # cat>/etc/ppp/ip-up <"eof" # cp/etc/ppp/resolv. conf/etc/resolv. conf # eof |
