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network connection 'n' shortcut in linux?

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SUKHI99 Original post #1
Dec 18, 2007 at 8:15 PM
hi! tell me how to make a network connection in linux as made in windows means i can connect 'n' dissconnect manually as to use free rapidshare downloading 'n' can i create shortcut on desktop or menu rather than assigning a static ip connection specially using broadband
nach p
nach p #2
Dec 18, 2007 at 10:22 PM
can you please give some details
which broadband do u use ? do they provide any packages for installation in linux.

you can download free from rapidshare by disconnecting n connecting again and also u can create shortcut (soft link)
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SUKHI99 #3
Dec 19, 2007 at 6:18 AM
i use BSNL BB 'n' in windows i download from rapidshare as u told since a long time 'n' can i download using this method in linux (OpENSuSE 10.3) or ubuntu 7.10 plz tell me how to do i! previously i connect to net in ubuntu using some method from net. now i'm in examz after that i'll install both these distro permanently along with window so help me:(
Rahim
Rahim #4
Dec 19, 2007 at 10:28 AM
I am using Ubuntu 7.10, so i will give instructions about Ubuntu only.
First install pppoeconf through Synaptic.
Open a Terminal and type
Code:
sudo pppoeconf
. It will ask for Root Password. Enter your password when prompted.A Blue Window will pop-up.
The first page would recognise your ethernet as etho> continue to next will check for connection> till you get to username page. Enter your username like xyz@dataone , remember .in is not required. Next enter your Password. COntiue further without changing anything. Select No when asked for BootUp Connection.

To connect enter in the Terminal
Code:
pon dsl-provider
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To Disconnect enter
Code:
poff
You can create Shortcuts on the Desktop. Enter the respective commands in the command option. To create shortcuts Right-Click oon the Desktop and select "Create launcher"

For Detail Instructions Click *help.ubuntu.com/community/ADSLPPPoE
ray|raven
Dec 19, 2007 at 10:59 AM
Or you could install rp-pppoe frontend.
*bp3.blogger.com/_b435GjcBN6M/RnVT6VbjNSI/AAAAAAAAACY/8ARD12jgS7k/s200/Screenshot-RP-PPPoE.png
Read here on how to do it: *www.ubuntux.org/how-to-install-broadband-adsl-pppoe-client-rp-pppoe

Regards,
ray
CadCrazy
Dec 19, 2007 at 11:42 AM
or GnomePPP