Under the VMWare player go to settings and then on network and click on NAT.. this will give Ubuntu direct access to your broadband connection on Vista.. no hassles .. but if you wanna do it on native installation then go for sudo pppoeconf command
See.. may be this is right for you i don't know...
but i installed Ubuntu 8, and i got my BSNL BB their by default.. I have connected it through NIC, so may be bcs of that..it got in...
and i don;t need to run any command...
See.. may be this is right for you i don't know...
but i installed Ubuntu 8, and i got my BSNL BB their by default.. I have connected it through NIC, so may be bcs of that..it got in...
and i don;t need to run any command...
Bcoz you have configured the PPPoE in the router/modem itself and thats why you dont have to enter any commands to connect. Its also called "Always On" connection.
in ubuntu or in kubuntu for bsnl dataone broadband just go to terminal
write sudo pppoeconfig..
follow the command..
ur modam will be configured ,,.
no problem of connecting the broadband...