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Old 12-13-2007, 08:21 AM
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how can i configure my network connection

my connection is a dynamic one
i connect my modem to my system via usb
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Old 12-13-2007, 10:29 AM
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I dunno what do want to What kind network ? configure ethernet ? configure modem ? or wireless
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I cant connect either, I put my wep key and everything under network connection, but still shows "connection failed" please help??
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my connextion is a p2p over ethernet i connect to internet using an login and password provided by my isp
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Your connection is peer-to-peer? That makes absolutely no sense.

You should probably stick with Windows or try an easier distro like Ubuntu. BT is not meant for beginners.
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I beleive annathkrishna is refering to an Ad-Hoc network aka Peer-to-Peer.

However, wiht that diagnosis alone alot more detail is still required, annathkrishna please fill in the blanks for us.
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Read this thread:
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my connection is pppoe i connect to internet using ADSL modem using login and password provided by my isp the system detects my modem properly as eth1

but the problem is how can i configure the connection and connect to internet using login and password provided by my isp
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Old 12-14-2007, 05:43 PM
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my connection is pppoe i connect to internet using ADSL modem using login and password provided by my isp the system detects my modem properly as eth1

but the problem is how can i configure the connection and connect to internet using login and password provided by my isp
Use the command....


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pppoe setup
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Old 12-16-2007, 02:41 PM
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thnx i got the things working now
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