Linuxconf Configuration
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Linuxconf is a sophisticated administration system for the Linux operating system.
Table of Contents:
Linuxconf Configuration
- Open up Linuxconf. This must be done as root.
- Click on the box next to Config
- Then the box on Networking
- Then the box next to Client tasks
- You should see an entry called PPP/SLIP/PLIP, click on that.
- On the right hand side of Linuxconf, you should now see a box called PPP/Slip/Plip configurations.
There should be an area below that, listing existing PPP devices(if any) and three buttons below that.
- Click Add to add a new connection.
- Select PPP as a type of interface.
- Press Accept.
- In this box, there are fields for phone number, modem, username and password.
- Refer to the Welcome Letter that was faxed to you
- Enter 6123445525 for the phone
number.
- Enter your Username in the username field.
- Enter your Password in the password field.
- After entering the appropriate information into the appropriate fields, and you should be configured.
Connecting to the Internet
- To bring up the PPP link, open the Control tab on the left hand side
- Then go to Control Panels
- Then Control PPP/SLIP/PLIP Link. You should see a list of PPP devices.
- Click on the one you just made.
- A question will pop up, asking you if you wish to activate the connection.
- Click Yes.
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