my ISP is using Mikrotik, and we connect to the gateway using ethernet cables...
How do I connect using KDE?
When I get the IP from my ISP DHCP server, I only need to browse a page and get to the a start(server may be) page where I should put my user and pass and Wow, I'am connected to the Big Bad World
So, my question is?
How can I connect with my user/pass only using the command line, that's because I make my slack a router (I don't have a monitor and input devices on it) and he is on power 24h, but when my IPS server crash and comes again, I should get in my slack using ssh and connect again, is it possible ?

if possible? Could you please, explain it to me as a newbye in Slack, cause i am using it from 3 weeks, and manything to me are ... you can get it

Hi,

Welcome to LQ!

You did run 'netconfig' as root?

You could look at 'Configuring your network in Slackware'.

This link and others are available from 'Slackware-Links'. More than just Slackware® links!

This kind of things are usually "filling some kinds of forms", so could be done using lynx, wget, curl, etc.. First look at your ISP's page to see if there is already such a command for users like you.