*sudo pppoeconf* it would open interactive pppoe configuration tool, text based.. enter the requested information, and your internet would start working.
example: sudo pppoeconf [email protected] urpassword after this: *sudo pon-dslprovider* for switching on the net *sudo poff-dslprovider* for turning it off *plog* to see the connection status, dynamic dns servers and error messages *ifconfig* to see if ppp0 connection status, indicatign that ip is assigned and net can be accessed On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 4:37 PM, raghavendra chary <[email protected]>wrote: > On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 1:50 PM, abhishekgodsdevil > <[email protected] <godsdevil_is%40yahoo.com>>wrote: > > > > Hi Raghu, > > > > U could refer to a book called Linux in a Nutshell, O'reilly publication. > > That book has an alphabetic detailed desciption of all the Linux commands > > in detail.It can come in handy. Dont try to read all the commands from > > there, use it as and when u need. > > In the first few pages they have categorised a few very necessary and > > commonly used commands. Thats will serve as a good start. > > As you advance u can get back to it whenever u need, I believe the e-book > > will be easily available. > > > > -Abhishek. > > > > Hello Everybody, > I have installed Ubuntu Desktop Edition on my PC. > Now I am unable to connect to internet. > Anybody tell me how to establish a connection ?? > Mine is bsnldataone connection which takes username and password > It connects through PPPOE.It's type II modem > how would I registerit on network? > Please help !!!! > > Thanks > Raghu > >
