Re: Fw: [SLE] Connecting to internet

Using windows you had the windows dialup/authentication by default. This would connect and provide your user name and password for you to connect to the internet. You need an alternative with Linux and the easiest way would be to get a router that will do the same thing once set up. Most Routers will do this and are very easy to set up. hth Alan Sebastian Pederiva wrote:

but you have a router to talk with the modem

i haven't ----- Original Message ----- Sent: Monday, November 21, 2005 4:19 PM Subject: Re: [SLE] Connecting to internet

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Do you use an ADSL modem? I use ethernet ADSL router modem

My modem is the samsung AHT-E300 ADSL Router

Thanx

----- Original Message ----- Sent: Monday, November 21, 2005 2:04 PM Subject: Re: [SLE] Connecting to internet

On 21/11/05, Sebastian Pederiva wrote:

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Hi All

I installed yestarday suse with KDE and I could not connect to > internet.

Well, I could only tell you what I have to do for a new connection with my ADSL ethernet modem router. I have a Aztech 4 port router which is connected with my ethernett card. From the manual of the maker of the Router I learned

On Monday 21 November 2005 19:50, Sebastian Pederiva wrote: that I had to connect to http://10.0.0.2 / in order to connect to the router. My advice, look into the manual for the address of your router. In Mozilla/Firefox I enter this address and after giving my username for the router as admin and leave the password blank (seems the standard setting for routers) I am then receiving a site from my router which has to be filled in with username for your ISP and the password and than such details as the protocol to be used (in my case PPPoA VC-Mux) and the values of VPI and VCI. These details you should get from your provider. After inserting these details I have to press a connect button in order to see my ADSL connection coming up. In case of a loss of the ADSL connection I go to the same site and reconnect there.

Hope that this helps you with your ADSL setup.

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