You need the following:
IP Address (or DHCP)
Subnet Mask
Gateway
DNS (extra DNS servers never hurt anyone, so see if they can't give you 2 or 3)
Once you've got this info, plugging it in under "Network Configuration"
(part of the Configuration Tool icon on your desktop), is easy. Just click
on
I just wanted to thank Anthony Huereca,Jeff Lee, and
especially Eunice Thompson for helping me to successfully configure my internet
connection. It is nice to know that there are good people giving good advice to
us "newbies".
Now once I get the sound card and printer working I might
Hi Jeff,
I'm not sure if this will give you all your answers. However, it helped
me get up and running with my @Home cable service. Try the following
link:
http://members.home.net/randal.leavitt/CableModemConnectionNotes.html
Good Luck!
Roman
Jeff Lee wrote:
That would be in DrakConf
Mark,
It was my pleasure, I'm glad everything worked out.
When I first installed Mandrake I could't get my printer to work either-
it is a parallel port Canon 4400 which every piece of documentatiion says
should work in Linux.
It worked fine in windows so I was stumped.
One day as I was
That would be in DrakConf (or LinuxConf).
At 03:37 PM 6/21/2000 -0400, you wrote:
Hello Collective,
I survived my first disk partitioning and the instilation of a non-windows
os but am left with a cable modem that now serves as a paper weight. I have
no clue where to get info on how to
Ask them if you have a static IP or get your IP through DCHP.
Hello Collective,
I survived my first disk partitioning and the instilation of a non-windows
os but am left with a cable modem that now serves as a paper weight. I have
no clue where to get info on how to establish a
if you still have Windows installed , make sure the modem is connected
and then boot into Windows. ( I'm assuming that the modem has already
been installed and configured for use) if you're using Win98 then go to
StartRun, type in winipcfg and select OK (in WinNT do the same except
the command
Hello Collective,
I survived my first disk partitioning and the instilation of a non-windows
os but am left with a cable modem that now serves as a paper weight. I have
no clue where to get info on how to establish a connection with my
comcast@home service and seek the wisdom (and patience) of
