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oki..i'm a definite newbie to all of this..
i just installed redhat 7.2..
and i have gnome and kde setup..i've tried using both to try and use the internet using my dsl connection..
but i can't get on no matter what..
i've played w/ the settings and internet configurations and can't make it work..does it matter if the other 2 computers i'm networked to are using windows based?and that this is just 1 of 3 computers on the network?
can someone explain to me wat i gotta do so i can use gaim, or kit or watever..and so i can use the internet..thanks for the help..
PPPoE stands for Point to point protocal over ethernet in this is the protocal that most adsl connections use.
To get your internet connection to work make sure that your ethernet card drivers are working. If your ethernet card is working just run adsl-setup and set up your dsl connection just like you did on windows. To start your dsl connection run adsl-start or adsl-connect.
thanks...i already tried typing adsl-setup
but it comes up as like unknown or not found or something..
where it basically doesnt' recognize that word..
is there anything else i can type in to get into the setup?
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