Linux Is there any raspppoe thing for linux

[Quad Master]

Hi guys

Is there any raspppoe thing for linux so i can use my tata net connection in linux also.

Any help wud be appreciated

 

[Xanthor]

raspppoe is a PPPOE software i assume there must be some way to get it to work under linux. Or some open source PPPoE software.

PS: You dont need raspppoe even to connect under XP. Most local cable guys dont know this.

 

[random2]

pppoeconfig for setting it up. then pppoe or pon and poff for connection and disconnection.

In the config you will also have option of getting connected at startup.

Or you can also set this up through the network setup interface (I have done this on just CentOS, not sure of the name in other distros)

 

[chezy]

Hope it helps,

http://www.techenclave.com/forums/howto-holding-hand-walkthrough-setting-up-83728.html#post519991

 

[montylee]

You can also try my tutorial for setting up a bridged connection in Ubuntu:

http://www.techenclave.com/forums/broadband-setup-ubuntu-7-04-feisty-92125.html

 

[Quad Master]

Thanks for the links will yry it out

 

[chezy]

I think its the bridged connection one that you should use with tata.

 

[Hacker]

raspppoe is a PPPOE software i assume there must be some way to get it to work under linux. Or some open source PPPoE software.
PS: You dont need raspppoe even to connect under XP. Most local cable guys dont know this.

True but raspppoe has more features compared to the inbuilt pppoe.

 

[Xanthor]

True but raspppoe has more features compared to the inbuilt pppoe.

Features such as .......?

 

[chezy]

RASPPPOE - FAQ

Read the FAQ No. 3

 

[el33t]

roaring penguin shell scripts in fedora:

adsl-setup , adsl-start and adsl-stop

 

[chezy]

roaring penguin shell scripts in fedora:

adsl-setup , adsl-start and adsl-stop

Yes, RP-PPPOE

RP-PPPoE | Roaring Penguin

 

[Quad Master]

Finally managed to configure my Tata in Linux hyeah::hap2:

OS : Ubuntu Ultimate Edition 1.4 Live CD.

The magical command is "sudo pppoecfg"

will post a guide soon.​

 

[Dark Star]

^^ :clap: Congrats... Time to Wipe out Windows Would you mind writing a small guide for noobs like me

 

[montylee]

Ya, these are some of the commands that work in Ubuntu:

1) sudo pon dsl-provider

2) sudo pppoe-start

3) sudo pppoeconf

 

[Quad Master]

I have taken the screenshots will post the guide as early as possible.

sorry the command was "sudo pppoeconf" not pppoecfg.

 

[Private Ryan]

somebody write a guide to connect to net using Sify broadband in linux...

I cant make it work even after configuring my network card properly(i can ping the sify server from my tux box) and installing the client sify provided for linux....

 

[Quad Master]

My Guide for Tata ppl.

http://www.techenclave.com/forums/guide-setting-up-tata-isp-linux-97012.html#post653325