I have to agree with glen, I have been down that road of mega
frustration trying to get a USB modem to run on Linux. Though, I see
that other people have had more success than me.
I have used both the modems Glen suggested but have found DLink to be
less glitchy. They have built in firewall
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i would go out and just buy a little firewall.
im using a netgear one. my set up is an alcatel bridge
with a netgear firewall.
the alcatel bridge connects ethernet to the phone line
(bridging the ethernet over the dsl), then the firewall
reeches down
On Wed, Apr 28, 2004 at 12:35:05AM +1000, Phill O'Flynn (Bigpond) wrote:
I have used both the modems Glen suggested but have found DLink to be
less glitchy. They have built in firewall features (though basic) and
also a dhcp server. As I understand it (though someone with more
knowledge can
