DSL connection just not working with 10.2 Slackware...
I have no idea what to do to be honest... I have tried and tried, and Im near ready to give up. Can any one give me a walk through, or walk me through setting up an internet connection with Slackware 10.2
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have you run netconfig?
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Yes I have, and I put in the neccesary info.. I make up the Host name and the computer name, then I set up Dhcp and I don't have to input anymore data...
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What hardware are you using?
Is it using a USB or Ethernet connection from modem to computer? Or is there a router between the computer and modem? Brian1 |
And, does your ISP require PPoE? Check what your ISP requires, too.
Plus, can you post the results of both: Code:
lspci |
Can you post the output of these commands?
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lspci Code:
dmesg | grep eth Code:
ifconfig -a |
Lscpi
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Alright, you have got 2 nic cards and as per the output of the ifconfig command, we see that both of them have their drivers installed. I expect to see eth0 too in the dmesg command too. Anyway, let's proceed.
I am assuming that you get your ipaddress from you internet service provider through their dhcp server. I am also assuming that your eth0 is connected to the dsl modem whereas eth1 is used to connect to your local area network. First of all, we will configure /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1.conf. Look in this for a section similar to the code below and make the changes indicated in red color. The text in blue color are just hints from my side. Code:
# Config information for eth0: Hint:Use ur real ipadd/subnet Now, we will edit your /etc/resolv.conf You might need to consult your isp to get these values. Replace X.X.X.X with the ipaddresses of your dns servers Code:
search yourispdomain.com # hint - your isp's domain Now, restart your network Code:
/etc/rc.d/rc.inet1 restart now, if you wish to share this connection with other users on your local area network, run these commands. Remember, these rules are lost on every boot. So, if u want the connection to be share automatically, add these lines to your /etc/rc.d/rc.local file Code:
iptables -P FORWARD ACCEPT |
I have 2 nic cards, but im only using eth1, and thats input from a LAN connection with my router.
Also, when I input the Code:
/etc/rc.d/rc.inet1.conf. |
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What is the local ipaddress of your router? Do you want to use a static ipaddress for eth1 or through a dpcp server? Quote:
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