Hi I'm new to Ubuntu my OS is ubuntu 8.04 LTS I have wired Combo ADSL2+ MOdem/Router (PROLINK5201) I stared with, sudo pppoeconf Then it say sudo unable to resolve host hery -desktop Please help me to connect to internet, I have XP OS too but it is ok Thanks I'M He |
Henry, A little clarification please. Are you attempting to connect wirelessly or via a Cat5 cable into the router? If you are connecting via the ethernet cable Ubuntu should see and complete the connection. If you are attempting to connect wirelessly then you need to download the modem drivers. I'm sure others will answer this more appropriately but I need a little more data. answered 04 May '10, 18:34 FewClues It's wired, via network card+router
(07 May '10, 17:15)
Henry
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Firstly the PROLINK5201 is a asdl router itself so the ppoe configuration should be already be configured on that if it is working in xp? Providing your device is supported in your distribution it should just be a case of putting an ethernet cable from your machine to the router and configuring the interface with an ip address/subnet mask/default gateway, either that or you can use DHCP if your router is enabled to be a DHCP server. I would imagine it is by default! Also you need to make sure your systems hostname is correct in the /etc/hosts file as this will be used for lookups. As an example if my systems hostname is "LinuxExchange" there should be a corresponding entry in the hosts file like follows;
Your initial statement does not give a great deal to go off as to what could be wrong I am guessing you are trying to configure a ppoe link as apposed to just configuring the network adapter. As you are using ubuntu there should be GUI's available to configure this. If this does not answer your question please provide further information answered 05 May '10, 07:18 gjcwilliams Please let me know how do i configuring the network adapter
(08 May '10, 15:38)
Henry
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Henry, In the right side of the panel is the network connection. Right click on that and make sure the the network is enabled. If you are wired Ubuntu should find the connection automatically. If the network is enabled right click again and select edit connection. The ETH0 connection should have DHCP selected. answered 09 May '10, 06:10 FewClues |
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