I've tried ifconfig eth0 up and ifconfig eth0 down, the ip address remain
same as before, How can I do can renew my computer ip address ?
Thanks for help !!
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On Thu, 10 Jul 2003, Linux Novice wrote:
I've tried ifconfig eth0 up and ifconfig eth0 down, the ip address remain
same as before, How can I do can renew my computer ip address ?
The dhcp server would need to renew the lease. There might be a way of
forcing it, depending on which dhcp client
Quoth Linux Novice:
I've tried ifconfig eth0 up and ifconfig eth0 down, the ip address remain
same as before, How can I do can renew my computer ip address ?
If you're using DHCP, the lease is automatically renewed. Why do you
want a new IP address?
Kurt
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Hi everyone.
I have an ECS K7SEM board and I would like to use its on-board modem (pctel
Amr).
Someone know how to do it works ?
I have a Conectiva Linux 8.0 - Kernel 2.14.18
Thanks.
Bruno Vieira
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sorry i typed 2.14.18 but it´s a 2.4.18 kernel
thaks again.
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Hi everyone.
I have an ECS K7SEM board and I would like to use its on-board modem
(pctel
Amr).
Someone know how to do it works ?
I have a Conectiva Linux
On 04/12/03 15:26, Bruno Vieira wrote:
Hi everyone.
I have an ECS K7SEM board and I would like to use its on-board modem (pctel
Amr).
Someone know how to do it works ?
I have a Conectiva Linux 8.0 - Kernel 2.14.18
See the SxS that i wrote for PCTel (win)modems
Bruno Vieira wrote:
sorry i typed 2.14.18 but it´s a 2.4.18 kernel
thaks again.
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Hi everyone.
I have an ECS K7SEM board and I would like to use its on-board modem
http://www.linmodems.org/
might help
On Mon, 10 Mar 2003, Wade Barocsi wrote:
On Sun, 9 Mar 2003 10:46:23 -0300
Bruno Vieira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please someone knows how to make this cheat of modem works in linux with the
sound together?
I have a Conectiva Linux 8.0 with a 2.4.18 Kernel.
Thank you.
What type
Please someone knows how to make this cheat of modem works in linux with the
sound together?
I have a Conectiva Linux 8.0 with a 2.4.18 Kernel.
Thank you.
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Please someone knows how to make this cheat of modem works in linux with the
sound together?
I have a Conectiva Linux 8.0 with a 2.4.18 Kernel.
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Hello,
Anyone out there set up a linux box to act as a router using a DSL modem
that could offer some tips? I will be upgrading my sister's router from
a Dial up ISP to Verizon DSL service. Of course, I had to initially set it
up under windblowz, but want to switch it back to linux as a router
On Fri, 28 Feb 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone out there set up a linux box to act as a router using a DSL modem
that could offer some tips? I will be upgrading my sister's router from
a Dial up ISP to Verizon DSL service. Of course, I had to initially set it
up under windblowz
On Fri, Feb 28, 2003 at 01:10:19PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Anyone out there set up a linux box to act as a router using a DSL modem
that could offer some tips? I will be upgrading my sister's router from
a Dial up ISP to Verizon DSL service. Of course, I had to initially set
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone out there set up a linux box to act as a router using a DSL modem
that could offer some tips? I will be upgrading my sister's router from
a Dial up ISP to Verizon DSL service. Of course, I had to initially set it
up under windblowz, but want to switch it back
as a router using a DSL modem
that could offer some tips? I will be upgrading my sister's router from
a Dial up ISP to Verizon DSL service. Of course, I had to initially set it
up under windblowz, but want to switch it back to linux as a router. I
had her under SuSE 7.2 and upgraded to SuSE
a linux box to act as a router using a DSL modem
that could offer some tips? I will be upgrading my sister's router from
a Dial up ISP to Verizon DSL service. Of course, I had to initially set it
up under windblowz, but want to switch it back to linux as a router. I
had her under SuSE 7.2
ronnie gauthier wrote:
Have you looked at the modem? are there jumpers? if so, are they set
correctly?
On Wed, 06 Nov 2002 19:03:16 -0800
Bob Hemus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Net Llama! wrote:
On 11/03/2002 06:52 PM, Bob Hemus wrote:
Bob Hemus wrote
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, Nov 09, 2002 at 06:39:11PM -0800, Bob Hemus wrote:
Net Llama! wrote:
On 11/09/2002 05:53 PM, Bob Hemus wrote:
Net Llama! wrote:
On 11/06/2002 07:03 PM, Bob Hemus wrote:
On 11/03/2002 06:52 PM, Bob Hemus wrote:
# modprobe
Net Llama! wrote:
On 11/03/2002 06:52 PM, Bob Hemus wrote:
Bob Hemus wrote:
And you're actually using all of these modules (like the ipx for
example)?? What does the output from lspci -v look like, with respect
to the modem? How are you attempting to 'find' the modem
On 11/06/2002 07:03 PM, Bob Hemus wrote:
Net Llama! wrote:
On 11/03/2002 06:52 PM, Bob Hemus wrote:
Bob Hemus wrote:
And you're actually using all of these modules (like the ipx for
example)?? What does the output from lspci -v look like, with respect
to the modem? How are you attempting
Bob Hemus wrote:
And you're actually using all of these modules (like the ipx for
example)?? What does the output from lspci -v look like, with respect
to the modem? How are you attempting to 'find' the modem
On 11/03/2002 06:52 PM, Bob Hemus wrote:
Bob Hemus wrote:
And you're actually using all of these modules (like the ipx for
example)?? What does the output from lspci -v look like, with respect
to the modem? How are you attempting to 'find' the modem
And you're actually using all of these modules (like the ipx for
example)?? What does the output from lspci -v look like, with respect
to the modem? How are you attempting to 'find' the modem?
--
~
Lonnie,
I just ran
Net Llama! wrote:
On Wed, 23 Oct 2002, Bob Hemus wrote:
I have a Gateway P5 166 Mh processor, two 8 gig hard drives, a US
Robotics 33.6 K modem. I am trying to get any of COL 3.1.1, Cheapbytes
Bow Tie 7.3, or Mandrake 8.2 installed on 3 gigs of one of the drives.
I have 517 meg swap
On Wed, 23 Oct 2002, Bob Hemus wrote:
I have a Gateway P5 166 Mh processor, two 8 gig hard drives, a US
Robotics 33.6 K modem. I am trying to get any of COL 3.1.1, Cheapbytes
Bow Tie 7.3, or Mandrake 8.2 installed on 3 gigs of one of the drives.
I have 517 meg swap partition (Lonnie recomends
I just started using ATT with a cable modem, external via a networking card,
and gkrellm shows that I am constantly receiving small amounts of data.
Is this normal? I am using a firewall set up for a single station with Suse
8.0, and all unnecessary ports are closed.
TIA
Harry G
begin Harry G's quote:
| I just started using ATT with a cable modem, external via a
| networking card, and gkrellm shows that I am constantly receiving
| small amounts of data.
|
| Is this normal? I am using a firewall set up for a single station
| with Suse 8.0, and all unnecessary ports
2002 11:29 am, dep wrote:
begin Harry G's quote:
| I just started using ATT with a cable modem, external via a
| networking card, and gkrellm shows that I am constantly receiving
| small amounts of data.
|
| Is this normal? I am using a firewall set up for a single station
| with Suse 8.0
On Saturday 12 October 2002 4:31 pm, Harry G wrote:
I just started using ATT with a cable modem, external via a networking
card, and gkrellm shows that I am constantly receiving small amounts of
data.
Is this normal? I am using a firewall set up for a single station with
Suse 8.0, and all
they got rid of the Redmond Linux logos)
which I found already had the drivers. For my modem, they are pctel_789.o and
ptserial_pct789.o. It doesn't autodetect the modem, so I had to create
the node in /dev for it, and link /dev/modem to that node. And insmod
pctel_pct789 then insmod
Biggerstaff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Step by Step List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, October 12, 2002 2:39 PM
Subject: modem
It would seem I have either already done the hard part, or it has been
done
for me. But I'm sort of stumped. I'm trying to use a PCTel winmodem in
my
system, and it works
Am Donnerstag, 6. Juni 2002 04:00 schrieb m.w.chang:
If I want to know the detail on how rp-pppoe find the adsl-modem over
the ethernet, what articles should I read? It's less a linux isusses,
but more on the networking basics.
eg:
http://www.roaringpenguin.com/pppoe/
http://www.tldp.org
If I want to know the detail on how rp-pppoe find the adsl-modem over
the ethernet, what articles should I read? It's less a linux isusses,
but more on the networking basics. I am stil puzzled by these 2 setups:
option 1: (adsl-modem)--(nic)--(PC)
option 2: (adsl-modem)--(hub)--(nic)--(PC)
I
I suppose the person who told me the story was missing some detail. The
modem must have routing function. thanks.
Jerry McBride wrote:
I have seen people claiming that one could share the internet link
internet
|
adsl/cable modem
|
hub -- workstations
| server
Mine
based all the replies, I could conclude that the config needs an
router+modem kind of adsl-device to work.. The guy who suggested the
setup had to be forgetting something. thanks.
internet
|
adsl/cable modem
|
hub -- workstations
| server
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On Fri, 19 Apr 2002 13:20:26 +0800 m.w.Chang wrote:
I have seen people claiming that one could share the internet link that
way.
internet
|
adsl/cable modem
|
hub -- workstations
| server
Mine was almost trivial to set up. I have a static IP on adsl, and bought
On Thu, 25 Apr 2002 21:11:46 -0500 Alan Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Fri, 19 Apr 2002 13:20:26 +0800 m.w.Chang wrote:
I have seen people claiming that one could share the internet link
that way.
internet
|
adsl/cable modem
|
hub -- workstations
nah.. I was not ignoring that. why would the technical issues of making
the diagram possible be related to business contracts (which is never my
interest)?
Most of us would attach the adsl-modem to a PC/router, then connect
workstations to the PC/router. We don't connect the adsl-modem directly
At 13:20 19/04/02 +0800, you wrote:
I have seen people claiming that
one could share the internet link that way.
internet
|
adsl/cable modem
|
hub -- workstations
| server
I just wonder:
snip
2. is it secured to do
so?
*** I do not see the firewall in this setup, unless you want to
run
On April 21, 2002 02:37 am, Zoki wrote:
At 13:20 19/04/02 +0800, you wrote:
I have seen people claiming that one could share the internet link that
way.
internet
|
adsl/cable modem
|
hub -- workstations EACH WORKSTATION WILL BROADCAST ITS MAC ADDRESS!
| server
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Scribbling feverishly on April 21, Zoki managed to emit:
[-- text/html is unsupported (use 'v' to view this part) --]
Um, perhaps straight text will help?
errr...i don't think that this is the first time that someone has
commented on the HTML emails from Zoki.
that
way.
internet
|
adsl/cable modem
|
hub -- workstations
| server
I just wonder:
1. how one should configure the linux to make that possible?
Create a virtual ppp/eth device that talks
to the adsl-modem via the hub?
2. is it secured to do so
I am more interested in the technical software detail of how to make
that diagram work. do I need extra linux packages? which how-to would
cover that? Connecting a adsl-modem to a hub and have the server remote
controlling it over the hub beats my basic understanding of internet
connection
On April 19, 2002 08:12 pm, M.W.Chang wrote:
I am more interested in the technical software detail of how to make
that diagram work. do I need extra linux packages? which how-to would
cover that? Connecting a adsl-modem to a hub and have the server remote
controlling it over the hub beats my
I have seen people claiming that one could share the internet link that
way.
internet
|
adsl/cable modem
|
hub -- workstations
| server
I just wonder:
1. how one should configure the linux to make that possible?
Create a virtual ppp/eth device that talks
to the adsl
On Friday 05 April 2002 09:36 pm, you wrote:
Yes, I the SMC8040TX, about $40.
Keith B.
Thanks Keith, I'll look at the SMC's.
Randy Donohoe
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Randy,
Ignore this. I sent it before I realized you wanted a card that
included a modem.
Sorry,
Keith B.
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Yes, I the SMC8040TX, about $40.
Keith B.
Randy Donohoe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I used to have a Linksys PCMLM56 combo network/modem card that was
dongle
I used to have a Linksys PCMLM56 combo network/modem card that was
dongle-less and worked great with my dual boot notebook. A new one runs
about $120 and shipping. Anyone know of a dongle-less, linux-compatible
card that's cheaper?
Thanks,
Randy Donohoe
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I used to have a Linksys PCMLM56 combo network/modem card that was
dongle-less and worked great with my dual boot notebook. A new one
runs
about $120 and shipping. Anyone know of a dongle-less,
linux-compatible
card that's cheaper?
I have
Yes, I the SMC8040TX, about $40.
Keith B.
Randy Donohoe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I used to have a Linksys PCMLM56 combo network/modem card that was
dongle-less and worked great with my dual boot notebook. A new one runs
about $120 and shipping. Anyone know of a dongle-less, linux-compatible
of the nics after the install and then using webmin I set it
up to retrieve it's info via dhcp. I hooked up that nic this evening
directly to the cable modem... and then ran into problems.
I brought up the nic using ifup and it successfully retrieved an ip address
(overwrote /etc/resolv.conf w
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