[Tutorial] Configuring an Always On DataOne on gnu/Linux
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gary4gar
GaurishSharma.com
Complete documentation to configure BSNL dataone broadband in SUSE 10.1!!!!!
Complete documentation to configure BSNL dataone broadband in SUSE 10.1 Linux!!!!!
I guess you are using dsl modem via ethernet coz it doesn't work for usb.
Click on applications (on left hand side at bottom)
under system click yast (right at bottom).
Click network devices.
In nework devices click dsl and complete the formalities like username and password.
Finish the process(at the end it will ask u about configuring mail server, just say not to it)
and then go to Network services in same yast control centre window.
click dns and hostname.
Enter 61.1.96.69 in the space provided for Name server 1
Enter 61.1.96.71 in the space provided for Name server 2
Finish the process and you are done with the settings.
Now it may so happen that kinternet may not be installed, just check it up under applications-->internet-->Dial up-->
There must be two things kppp and kinternet.
kppp will be surely present.
kppp is of no use to us.
we need kinternet.
in case kinternet is not present, install it from the dvd like u must have installed other softwares in suse linux
after its installed, kinternet will come under
applications-->internet-->dial up-->kinternet
click kinternet
a small plug will come in task bar.
just single click that plug and thats it u will be connected to internet within seconds....
Njoyyy the safe, secure and stable internet on Linux
P.S i didn't write this!. it was written by paragkalra i found out through searching.i did some editing on it
.though that it will be good if configration for all distro's is that one place
Complete documentation to configure BSNL dataone broadband in SUSE 10.1 Linux!!!!!
I guess you are using dsl modem via ethernet coz it doesn't work for usb.
Click on applications (on left hand side at bottom)
under system click yast (right at bottom).
Click network devices.
In nework devices click dsl and complete the formalities like username and password.
Finish the process(at the end it will ask u about configuring mail server, just say not to it)
and then go to Network services in same yast control centre window.
click dns and hostname.
Enter 61.1.96.69 in the space provided for Name server 1
Enter 61.1.96.71 in the space provided for Name server 2
Finish the process and you are done with the settings.
Now it may so happen that kinternet may not be installed, just check it up under applications-->internet-->Dial up-->
There must be two things kppp and kinternet.
kppp will be surely present.
kppp is of no use to us.
we need kinternet.
in case kinternet is not present, install it from the dvd like u must have installed other softwares in suse linux
after its installed, kinternet will come under
applications-->internet-->dial up-->kinternet
click kinternet
a small plug will come in task bar.
just single click that plug and thats it u will be connected to internet within seconds....
Njoyyy the safe, secure and stable internet on Linux
P.S i didn't write this!. it was written by paragkalra i found out through searching.i did some editing on it
.though that it will be good if configration for all distro's is that one place
~Phenom~
The No.1 Stupid
hi guys , I have a Dataone 500 home plan. recently installed Fedora Core 5.
I have a USB modem smart AX MT882.
Want to configure Internet connection in it, Have already tried everything above.
Can U please guide step by step , from beginning to end , as to how to do it???
Please...
I have a USB modem smart AX MT882.
Want to configure Internet connection in it, Have already tried everything above.
Can U please guide step by step , from beginning to end , as to how to do it???
Please...
QwertyManiac
Commander in Chief
Use ethernet port if you want net on linux~Phenom~ said:
Ethernet port and LAN card are mean the same here. It should most probably onboard but some motherboards do come without an onboard LAN card. I guess you can easily buy one if you don't have an onboard one. It should cost like Rs. 200-400. I don't know the exact price. USB modems are difficult cos of lack of availability of drivers, which isn't the case while using LAN card. If you can find the drivers for your modem then you can easily use via USB. Another advantage of LAN card is, it is noticed that you get better speeds using LAN card than using USB.
rustam_singh
Broken In
thx a lot it worked for me
phreak0ut
The Thread Killer >:)
Re: How to Install BSNL boardband in Linux
I was about to ask the same question here, but for SuSE 10.1. Its an absolute breeze in Fedora 5 for me though I am a newbie. Finding it tough to configure it. Where should I be putting the IP address, gateway and the DNS? I'm stuck here. Also, could anyone tell me how to modify the grub.conf so that I get Windows as the first option. Again, this was a breeze in Fedora 5. I want to learn SuSE 10.1 as well. Hope to hear asap.
Thanks in advance.
I was about to ask the same question here, but for SuSE 10.1. Its an absolute breeze in Fedora 5 for me though I am a newbie. Finding it tough to configure it. Where should I be putting the IP address, gateway and the DNS? I'm stuck here. Also, could anyone tell me how to modify the grub.conf so that I get Windows as the first option. Again, this was a breeze in Fedora 5. I want to learn SuSE 10.1 as well. Hope to hear asap.
Thanks in advance.
paragkalra
The Linux Man !
Re: How to Install BSNL boardband in Linux
Complete documentation to configure BSNL dataone broadband in SUSE 10.1 Linux!!!!!
I guess you are using dsl modem via ethernet coz it doesn't work for usb.
Click on applications (on left hand side at bottom)
under system click yast (right at bottom).
Click network devices.
In nework devices click dsl and complete the formalities like username and password.
Finish the process(at the end it will ask u about configuring mail server, just say not to it)
and then go to Network services in same yast control centre window.
click dns and hostname.
Entre 61.1.96.69 in the space provided for Name server 1
Entre 61.1.96.71 in the space provided for Name server 2
Finish the process and you are done with the settings.
Now it may so happen that kinternet may not be installed, just check it up under applications-->internet-->Dial up-->
There must be two things kppp and kinternet.
kppp will be surely present.
kppp is of no use to us.
we need kinternet.
in case kinternet is not present, install it from the dvd like u must have installed other softwares in suse linux
after its installed, kinternet will come under
applications-->internet-->dial up-->kinternet
click kinternet
a small plug will come in task bar.
just single click that plug and thats it u will be connected to internet within seconds....
Njoyyy the safe, secure and stable internet on Linux
Complete documentation to configure BSNL dataone broadband in SUSE 10.1 Linux!!!!!
I guess you are using dsl modem via ethernet coz it doesn't work for usb.
Click on applications (on left hand side at bottom)
under system click yast (right at bottom).
Click network devices.
In nework devices click dsl and complete the formalities like username and password.
Finish the process(at the end it will ask u about configuring mail server, just say not to it)
and then go to Network services in same yast control centre window.
click dns and hostname.
Entre 61.1.96.69 in the space provided for Name server 1
Entre 61.1.96.71 in the space provided for Name server 2
Finish the process and you are done with the settings.
Now it may so happen that kinternet may not be installed, just check it up under applications-->internet-->Dial up-->
There must be two things kppp and kinternet.
kppp will be surely present.
kppp is of no use to us.
we need kinternet.
in case kinternet is not present, install it from the dvd like u must have installed other softwares in suse linux
after its installed, kinternet will come under
applications-->internet-->dial up-->kinternet
click kinternet
a small plug will come in task bar.
just single click that plug and thats it u will be connected to internet within seconds....
Njoyyy the safe, secure and stable internet on Linux
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