Toney Samuel wrote:
You Require Squid or Apache Proxy Software to run in the Server which has
Internet Connection
So that all the machines can share ur Internet Connection.
Pls. Feel Free to mail me If u have any further Questions
Regards
Not *entirely* true,
You do not REQUIRE to run Squid o
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Subject: Internet sharing with ADSL/USB modem (in plain text) ups
> Hi
>
> I don't know if this subject was already discussed in this group but me
>
> I didn't find the information o
Sorry,
I noticed that myself just after hitting the send button for my previous
post.
:-(
Have you tried 'lsusb' while being logged in as root?
Try to see if your modem is found and identified by Linux in the output.
However, I suggest you buy a NIC card. It would be much easier to setup.
Yo
Hi Jean-Sebastien,
Yes, I've already come up with some of that, but it doesn't apply to me.
Mine is a *cable* modem, not a dial-up fax/modem.
Thanks anyway.
Reven
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Hi Bob.
In original mesage:
> By the way, I'm running RH 9 on a PIII box. No other problems till now.
Reven
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Hi,
I googled on "USB modem linux" and thought the following would of
interest to you.
http://groups.google.ca/groups?q=usb+modem+linux&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&selm=bch4t4%24hp6%241%40news-reader12.wanadoo.fr&rnum=3
good luck!
On Wed, 2003-07-02 at 17:37,
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modem
Hi.Yesterday morning I got my cable instalation and finaly was
going to be ableto surf the web properly.They've installed a
Samsung SC
Yes.
Other USB connections are working fine without any adjustmenet on my behalf,
for example a canon USB scanner.
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Have you installed the usb module?
--- R_Sánchez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió: > Hi.
>
> Yesterday morning I got my cable instalation and
> finaly was going to be able
> to surf the web properly.
>
> They've installed a Samsung SCM-140 cable modem.
> Since I didn't have an
> ethernet card, they
Hi.Yesterday morning I got my cable instalation and finaly was
going to be ableto surf the web properly.They've installed a Samsung
SCM-140 cable modem. Since I didn't have anethernet card, they've plugged it
via usb port.The thing goes fine in Windows, but when I booted RH for
the first tim
http://www.shorewall.net
Tom is a great guy, and if you follow his setup guide you should be able
to make it all work.
js
On Fri, 2003-06-13 at 08:47, Arnaldo Bento wrote:
> Hi
>
>
>
> I don't know if this subject was already discussed in this group but
> me
>
> I didn't find the info
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Date: Sat, 14 Jun 2003 08:18:31 -0500
From: John Nichel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Organization: By-Tor.com
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Internet sharing with ADSL/USB modem
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Arnaldo Bento wrote:
> Hi
> I will answer some quest
Arnaldo Bento wrote:
Hi
I will answer some questions done by those that answered to this
subject:
- Yes the computer that has RH 9.0 is defined as Gateway
- The modem Siemens Santis doesn't have ethernet connection. It is a
modem with
USB connection.
- The other computers have Win 2000 and W
Hi
I will answer some questions done by those that answered to this
subject:
- Yes the computer that has RH 9.0 is defined as Gateway
- The modem Siemens Santis doesn't have ethernet connection. It is a
modem with
USB connection.
- The other computers have Win 2000 and Win XP with static IPs
Are you setting the ip's on the other machines statically? If not, you
can set up a dhcp server. Does this Siemens modem have an ethernet
connection? If so, there are plenty of howto's out there for this.
You'll need two NIC's in the Linux box...eth0 connected to the DSL
modem, and eth1 for
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Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 10:58 PM
Subject: Re: Internet sharing with ADSL/USB modem (in plain text) ups
> Please give us more details about your other computers
Please give us more details about your other computers
and which servicies are they running
--- Arnaldo Bento <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió: >
Hi
>
> I don't know if this subject was already discussed
> in this group but me
>
> I didn't find the information on my problem.
>
> I have a sm
Hi,
You have to configure your RH9 machine as a Gateway. This can be done
with iptables or ipchains.
You can check the following page for some scripts that will configure
your machine as a gateway.
http://www.linuxguruz.com/iptables/
Good luck!
On Fri, 2003-06-13 at 12:31, Arnaldo Bento wrote:
Hi
I don't know if this subject was already discussed in this group but me
I didn't find the information on my problem.
I have a small network with 5 computers and I want to share
ADSL internet connection that is in a computer with RH 9.0.
The connection to the internet is made w
On Fri, Jun 13, 2003 at 04:47:56PM +0100, Arnaldo Bento wrote:
>
>
> I have a small network with 5 computers and I want to share
> ADSL internet connection that is in a computer with RH 9.0.
This is very well described in the IP-Masquerade Howto:
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/IP-Masquerade-HOW
Hi
I don't know if this subject was already discussed in this
group but me
I didn't find the information on my problem.
I have a small network with 5 computers and I want to share
ADSL internet connection that is in a computer with RH 9.0.
The connection to the in
were you I'd complain loudly to Alcatel that
you are a paying customer who want decent Linux drivers, and demand that
they service you. :)
On Sat, 2003-02-08 at 09:47, Aron Mangano wrote:
> Hi
>
> Could one of you experts please tell me how to install an Alcatel USB modem on
> Re
Hi
Could one of you experts please tell me how to install an Alcatel USB modem on
Red Hat 8. I know it can be done as I have seen it in action and the Alcatel
site provides linux drivers for download.
Not sure on how to proceed after downloading the driver.
Many thanks in advance.
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> Nov 5 19:35:33 knight /etc/hotplug/usb.agent: Setup acm for USB product
> 474/701/0
> Nov 5 19:35:33 knight kernel: usb.c: registered new driver acm
> Nov 5 19:35:33 knight kernel: ttyACM0: USB ACM device
> Nov 5 19:35:33 knight kernel: acm.c: v0.21:USB Abstract Control Model
driver
> for USB mod
to use my phone as USB modem?
Does Redhat 7.3 has ACM support in the default kernel that ship with it?
Thanks a lot for any information and help.
Reuben D. Budiardja
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Hi ,
I want to buy a compatible USB modem with RH 7.2,
RH 8.0. Which brands are good?
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My Conexant 56K USB Modem (HCF) works perfectly on Windows 2000.
During bootup, it lights up and after bootup the device manager
detects it, and my internet connection works fine.
However on linux it doesn't light up during boot, and neither does
the modem get detected. However usbview show
uture
endeavors, as well as http://www.qbik.ch.
Hope this helps,
Ben
On Sat, Jan 12, 2002 at 11:32:50AM +0530, Jayamohan wrote:
> Can somebody pl. help me install the Aztech UM9800 usb modem in redhat linux 7.1. It
>is on com3 in win98se.
> But in linux i get a no response message whe
Can somebody pl. help me install the Aztech UM9800
usb modem in redhat linux 7.1. It is on com3 in
win98se.
But in linux i get a no response message when
using rp3. i have the driver files for linux7.2 Can i install those? If so pl.
help me as i am a linux newbie.
jayamohan
Hi,
Iam trying to use a usb modem .
chipset : um9800 -u
Red hat ver 7.0
Can any one specify a driver for this modem which will work with redhat
or any success story on linux(red hat).
Thanks,
Siva
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Has any body here in the list configured an usb modem with linux please
provide me with some pointers
i wan't to do it with wvdial or kppp.
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On Mon, Jan 29, 2001 at 11:53:57AM -0600, K Old wrote:
> I was wondering if there was anyway that I can an USB ADSL modem with Linux?
No. Well, not unless the mfg has released something very recently. USB
support is not so much the problem, as having a device specific driver.
> The modem does
Hello all,
I was wondering if there was anyway that I can an USB ADSL modem with Linux?
The modem does support the PPPoE and PPPoA protocols so I'm sure there is
someway to get it to work.
Any chance it might work with the 2.4 kernel? I currently have RH 7.0
running with the default kernel t
Have you tried looking at http://www.linux-usb.org ? If you browse the
devices, there appear to be several USB modems that are functional.
Looks like you have to be using kernel 2.2.18...
HTH,
Wayne
John Scott wrote:
> I'd still prefer to get a USB modem though, but I haven&
ut I'd
really not like to have to work with that type of hardware, just desn't "feel" right.
Of course I didn't like Plug and Play went it was first introduced either.
I'd still prefer to get a USB modem though, but I haven't seen a manufacturer that
will say they
On Mon, Dec 11, 2000 at 10:58:22AM -0500, John Scott wrote:
: I've finally found a couple of PCI modems that will work with Linux. One is the
: Zoom model 2920 and the other is from 3Com/USR 56K Performance Pro Model
: 3CP5610A. They both run about $80, so I'm set there now. Now to see if I can
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This is going to come off less like help than you'd like but here
goes:
Why bother?
I mean...PCI is already overkill for a device that only transfers
data at a maximum rate of 53Kbps.
Isn't USB for a modem even more overkill?
I've never, yet, unde
so an external serial
> >modem would remove one of these devices. Forgot to mention that. So that
> >is why the interest in the USB modem. As a side note, anybody using a USB
> >Zip drive? I'm out of IDE channels (yes I know there is always SCSI or
> >parallel port). Has
On Sat, Dec 09, 2000 at 11:19:12AM -0500, John Scott wrote:
: As a side note, anybody using a USB
: Zip drive? I'm out of IDE channels (yes I know there is always SCSI or
: parallel port).
Yes, I've got both USB Zip 250 and a USB HipZip. They work fine...
: Has anybody found a PCI modem that is
to 1
> GHz AMD Thunderbird in Socket A and up to 7 USB ports. I've already got
> serial devices that would use up any serial ports, so an external serial
> modem would remove one of these devices. Forgot to mention that. So that
> is why the interest in the USB modem. As a side note,
Forgot to mention that. So that
>is why the interest in the USB modem. As a side note, anybody using a USB
>Zip drive? I'm out of IDE channels (yes I know there is always SCSI or
>parallel port). Has anybody found a PCI modem that isn't a winmodem?
>
>John
>
>On S
got
serial devices that would use up any serial ports, so an external serial
modem would remove one of these devices. Forgot to mention that. So that
is why the interest in the USB modem. As a side note, anybody using a USB
Zip drive? I'm out of IDE channels (yes I know there is always SCSI o
On Sat, Dec 09, 2000 at 09:36:52AM -0500, Jason Costomiris wrote:
> Yes, but machines are coming with PCI slots, and not with ISA slots. For
> example, last time I bought a motherboard (as Asus CUSL2), it had ONE ISA
> slot. I don't have any more ISA devices, but still..
And about time. Howeve
id of RS232 serial ports, parallel ports, game
ports, etc. Heck, look at those Dell WebPCs, they ONLY have USB ports,
IIRC.
: Having said that, I haven't heard anything about USB modem support,
: but one never knows.
It's there, it works. I played with a USB modem briefly for some
int
point was why bother using a USB modem instead of a regular
>: serial modem...which is what he indicated as being the focal point of his
>: investigation.
>
>Aha! In that case, my best guess is that he's got one of those PCs that
>only came with one serial port... Perhaps he also
On Sat, Dec 09, 2000 at 09:40:43AM -0500, Mike Burger wrote:
: Actually, my point was why bother using a USB modem instead of a regular
: serial modem...which is what he indicated as being the focal point of his
: investigation.
Aha! In that case, my best guess is that he's got one of thos
Actually, my point was why bother using a USB modem instead of a regular
serial modem...which is what he indicated as being the focal point of his
investigation.
On Sat, 9 Dec 2000, Jason Costomiris wrote:
> On Fri, Dec 08, 2000 at 11:59:28PM -0400, Michael Burger wrote:
>: Why bother?
B or PCI modems...
Having said that, I haven't heard anything about USB modem support,
but one never knows.
On Fri, 8 Dec 2000 18:41:28 -0500 (EST), John Scott wrote:
>Has anyone gotten a USB Modem to work with RH7? I going to be buying a new
>modem for a system that I'm building.
Has anyone gotten a USB Modem to work with RH7? I going to be buying a new
modem for a system that I'm building. The Asus motherboard has no ISA
slots for a modem and all the PCI modems that I've seen are winmodems. So,
I thought I'd look into the USB modems as an alternative
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