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Old 12-12-2007, 09:41 PM   #1
matterazi_toni
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How to configure pppoe on Fedora 8:


hi friends,
i am a newbie....previously i had installed ubuntu 7.10...there i was very easily able to configure pppoe using the "pppoeconf" at the terminal.....
Now actually have installed fedora 8...so can anyone help me to configure pppoe in fedora 8 as i did using "pppoeconf" in ubuntu 7.10 at the terminal.....please somebody help me....
 
Old 12-16-2007, 06:08 PM   #2
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Maybe a bad advice is better than no advice: You should find a file under /etc/ppp*.

Sorry, i don't know fedora 8, and it may be that there is no graphical tool to configure pppoe. Your may also google for pppoe FC8 or something like this.
 
Old 12-17-2007, 12:12 AM   #3
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in fedora it is "pppoe-setup" for "pppoeconf". open terminal go to superuser becoz fedora doesn't allow normal users to configure pppoe. if it says command not found probably you may not have included /sbin in your path, in that case run /sbin/pppoe-setup and answer to all questions as you have done in ubuntu and start pppoe with "pppoe-start" command and you can stop it with "pppoe-stop" command don't try pppd or any thing as this is easy and convenient way.
 
Old 12-20-2007, 08:37 AM   #4
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thanks

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Originally Posted by gopi.d View Post
in fedora it is "pppoe-setup" for "pppoeconf". open terminal go to superuser becoz fedora doesn't allow normal users to configure pppoe. if it says command not found probably you may not have included /sbin in your path, in that case run /sbin/pppoe-setup and answer to all questions as you have done in ubuntu and start pppoe with "pppoe-start" command and you can stop it with "pppoe-stop" command don't try pppd or any thing as this is easy and convenient way.
thanks gopi.d
i'll try it out.....
 
  


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