Steps for connecting to the ADSL ora 10 ADSL Network

Many systems support dial-up Internet access through ADSL. Here we will introduce the ADSL ora 10 ADSL Network connection settings. Here we will introduce two methods. You can refer to how to operate them.

Fedora 10 ADSL Network Connection Method 1:

Find the network settings option in the system, create an xDSL instance, and enter the username, password, and other information as prompted.

Fedora 10 ADSL Network Connection Method 2:

Install pppoe. After installing the software package, you must configure the pppoe configuration file/etc/ppp/pppoe. conf to enable

Use the username, password, and other parameters in the configuration file. You do not have to manually change this file.

Configure the adsl-setup tool:

#/Usr/sbin/adsl-setup

When

>>> Enter your PPPoE user name:

Enter the username of the ADSL account

When

>>> Enter the Ethernet interface connected to the ADSL modem

For Solaris, this is likely to be something like/dev/hme0.

For Linux, it will be ethn, where 'n' is a number.

(Default eth0 ):

Enter eth0, which is the name of the network card connected to ADSL

When

>>> Enter the demand value (default no ):

Enter no

When

>>> Enter the DNS information here:

Enter the server, which indicates the DNS server IP address automatically obtained by dialing through the ADSL ora 10 ADSL Network.

When

>>> Please enter your PPPoE password:

Enter the password of the ADSL account

When

>>> Choose a type of firewall (0-2 ):

Enter 0, no firewall

When

>>> Accept these settings and adjust configuration files (y/n )?

If the entered information is correct, enter y to complete the configuration. Otherwise, enter n to enter again.

Start PPPOE client software

Use commands

/Usr/sbin/adsl-start PPPOE client software to connect. If yes

Connected;

If it fails, check the network cable, adsl modem, and other physical devices and view the messages in/var/log/messages.

Information

/Usr/sbin/adsl-stop disconnect from ISP

/Usr/sbin/adsl-status to view the current connection status

If you want to automatically start Fedora 10 ADSL Network connection when Linux is started, enter the following command

# Chkconfig -- add adsl

The self-starting script of ADSL will be added to the current running level