Monday, November 29, 2010

Linux ADSL dial-up Internet access on the operating system's method in Visual FoxPro

LINUX ADSL dial-up Internet access in general there are two methods: one is to use the system comes with a graphical interface (in the network inside the establishment of a new dial-up connection, similar to WIN), one is to use the command line.

Following this I mainly introduce the command-line environment to configure the Internet. 1. unzip # tarxvfzrp-pppoe-3.2.tar.gz # cdrp-pppoe-3.2 II, compile and install run script #./go will automatically be compiled and installed, and finally, the call to configure specific/usr/sbin/adsl-setup explanation see three. 3. configure the PPPOE client software after you install the software package, you must configure the pppoe configuration file/etc/ppp/pppoe.conf, allowing ADSL dial-up time using the configuration file in the user name, password, and other parameters. We do not have to manually change this file, you can use this tool to configure adsl-setup: #/usr/sbin/adsl-setup when > > > EnteryourPPPoEusername: enter the user name when ADSL account appear > > > EntertheEthernetinterfaceconnectedtotheADSLmodem ForSolaris, thisislikelytobesomethinglike/dev/hme0.ForLinux, itwillbeethn, where "n" isanumber. (Defaulteth0): enter the eth0, which is connected to the network connection ADSL. When the > > > Enterthedemandvalue (defaultno): enter the no when > > > EntertheDNSinformationhere: enter the server, this means that the use of ADSL dial automatically obtain DNS server IP address when > > > PleaseenteryourPPPoEpassword: enter ADSL account password when > > > Chooseatypeoffirewall (0-2): input 0, do not use the firewall when > > > Acceptthesesettingsandadjustconfigurationfiles (y/n)? If the entered information is correct, enter y to complete the configuration, enter n to re-enter.

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