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Sorry for boring, tell me step by step how to set up dial-up connection.
Please, tell me step by step how to set up dial-up connection.
Please. I have winmodem, but I think problem in my stupidity, not in modem. Does anybody here know it???
Thanks.
Oh! I tried kppp! And even entered some values, but I DON'T KNOW: HAVE I entered the right values. Does anybody here use dial-up connection??? AAAAH!!! I've got no provider, i just call the number (using common username) and connect to SLOW Internet with no mailbox (except free one).
This Internet is provided by our city telephone company. That's the stupidiest way to connect, but... would Internet be free as Linux...
Mmmm... pppsetup asks to enter my I.P. Adress, but this telephone company registers me with different IPs. Today it's 217.116.137.183. Yesterday it was 217.116.140.199! How to be???
Ok, i didn't succeed, of course. Can u help me?
It asks about callback. What is it in my case? (i answered no)
It asks about InternetServiceProvider domain name ( i just typed what came
first in my mind - "kuzbass.net" - but I repeat: I just call number, telcompany
logs me in and What domain name it has???)
And what's PAP/CHAP? in my case? I chose SCRIPT.
Seems like you only have your ISP username, password and phone number, so i would suggest try again with kppp BUT, before doing that figure out wich modem model is yours, because it should need a linux driver.
If you're dual booting with win2k, go to hardware manager and check on modem properties.
Hi Kornerr,
I have the same problem like you.
I stay in Singapore, and the telephone company provided with a Windows EXE file which connects to the web, when all I need to enter are the username, password. (default phone no.).
I can also connect to the local university's internet service, in which case all I need are the user name, pass word & phone number.
Neither of these providers have given out their domain server IPs.
My thoughts on this:
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1. Using FreeBSD I can connect if I have the Username, Password and TelNo. (No not from KPPP, but from FreeBSD's ppp).
2. I don't need the domain server IPs. FreeBSD will auto negotiate it.
3. I can't think of a single Linux distro that can do this.
4. Winmodems are faster than external modems.
Why don't you check with your local LUG?
bye
Last edited by thick_guy_9; 01-13-2005 at 04:08 AM.
Thanks for more extensive answer. If you don't know (I asked this f***ing question for about 10 times! I know I bothered everyone here, but thanks to those who... can hadle it!) I have ZyXel 56k omni PCI. Well, I don't unders& one thing: I should use 'kppp' with 'pppsetup' or without? Just say Y/N if u know, please... And, by the way, I live in Russia. I'll try right now. Keep on... smth. "Stay on the line"
If you are going to use kppp don't run pppsetup at all. You should probably clear out /etc/ppp and reinstall ppp and kdenetwork if you have used pppsetup already and want to use kppp.
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