How to configure Broadband in openSUSE 10.2

hi to all... i recently installed openSUSE 10.2..but i m unable to configure my broadband in it

plz tell me how to configure broadband in openSUSE 10.2 via USB cable...because i don't have LAN card. i have an ADSL modem

Model No: SmartAX MT882
Linux: openSUSE 10.2
plz tell the complete procedure

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important: tell the procedure using USB cable (USB port) only

a NIC costs under $10 these days, and makes the connection processes amazingly simple. really, please just buy one...

You need to ensure that your ADSL Router is set up as per your ISP instructions. You can usually do this via a web browser.

Connect a Network piece of cable to your router / modem. The computer should have a network card built in -- use a Wired connection for setting up as 99% of current NIC cards on this planet in current use work with most Linux distros.

Ensure the network card is active (ifup eth0) - use the "traditional" method of starting Networks rather than the newer method. ===> Set the option in YAST

Point your browser at the address 192.168.X.X (you should find this in the ADSL Router's manual).

Then set up your ADSL connections with the parameters your ISP gives you.

Each ISP tends to have its own set of values for the parameters shown below.


These are generally Protocol (normally PPPoA)
VP /VCI
Encapsulation

Qos Class (maybe)

Username
Password

MTU


Now your router should give you connected status.

Once that's working you should be able to connect to the internet - use DHCP on your router.

If your router / box doesn't give you any LAN connections then "Bin" that box and just buy a decent ADSL / Router box.

They are cheap enough and work with pretty well all ISP's.

The advantage of these is that they usually have Wireless as well as 4 or so Wired connections. The Wireless facility can be which can be really useful if you want to use a Laptop around your house.

Enter parameters as I've posted above.

Cheers

-K