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Hi
I am Jerome new to linux.
i have installed mandriva spring 2009 in my laptop HP Compaq CQ60..
I am using net connection from Tata Photon plus using the modem ZTE AC8710
Kindly help me to configure net connection..
Please provide me detailed steps as i am new to linux..
hii Jerome u said ur new to linux so as I.
there is a installation guide available in tataindicom website
or u can use the code
Steps.
1. Connect / Plug your photon+ to the system and wait till it gets ditected.
2. Open a terminal, run a command "dmesg" and check it is showing the modem name as HUAWEI.
3. Run another command "sudo wvdial" and its will create a config file in /etc/wvdial.conf, something like shown below.
(if u dont have wvdial, you can download it from open.alumnit.ca)
by running "cat /etc/wvdial.conf"
or you can edit it using the commadn "vi /etc/wvdial.conf"
#
[Dialer Defaults]
Modem = /dev/modem
Baud = 115200
Modem Type = Analog Modem
Init1 = ATZ
Init2 = ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2 +FCLASS=0
[Dialer info]
Init9 = AT&V
[Dialer photon+]
modem=ur modem model
baud=115200
dial command=atdt
baud=115200
dial command=atdt
init1=atz
init 2=at+crm=1
flow control=hardware
username=internet
password=internet
phone=#777
stupid mode=1
#
then run wvdial in terminal it will detect the modem
goto the network connection and add new vpn connection its "tata photon plus written there" juct connect it and it will be done
ive mentions the details to install tata photon+ in the blog in the next comment
Don't post things to just advertise your personal blog, and don't reopen old threads that have already BEEN answered.
And adding to that...your 'blog' post is incomplete and inaccurate, and doesn't mention anything about usb_modeswitch, which is what is needed to see the device AS A MODEM to start with. Once it's 'switched' to a modem device, ANY Linux PPP dialer will be able to pick it up and configure it.
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sorry i was just trying to help
the method i had posted was a much simpler way to install it cause i had come here when i was facing this problem and the posts above dint help much
sorry again !!
Always glad to have new ways of doing things, but your blog post leaves out a good bit. Why don't you just post it here, and put in all the steps you followed? Remember; whey you say "copy a file"...some folks won't know how to do that, so be sure to fill in those blanks.
And I'm not sure about 'simpler'; typing in "usb_modeswitch", then configuring a connection with whatever dialer/network manager you wish seems pretty simple. That can even be automated in a script, which will perform the usb_modeswitch, then dial your connection for you.
I have the photon + connected, it shows mounted. When I try wvdial, it connects fine and IPs are assigned.Ping to this IP is working. PIng to url is also working fine... I have already set the nameserver in resolv.conf.
But unable to browse in Mozilla.
Members, please suggest !!
Last edited by mukesh.singh92; 05-08-2012 at 07:44 AM.
Reason: Ping to URL address is now working, browsing still not working
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