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PPPoE 2wire
Posted by naldy on Thu 25 Jan 2007 at 15:26
I have a 2WIRE modem, a proxy server and 15 clients. My proxy server use Debian 2.6
How I can configure and connect my modem through debian ?
I've tried pppoeconf but a message display" NOT CONNECTED --> Your Provider Access Concentrator do not respons ..."
Sorry for my newbie question ...
Naldy
Thank you
How I can configure and connect my modem through debian ?
I've tried pppoeconf but a message display" NOT CONNECTED --> Your Provider Access Concentrator do not respons ..."
Sorry for my newbie question ...
Naldy
Thank you
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Posted by Anonymous (59.176.xx.xx) on Fri 26 Jan 2007 at 03:54
I don't think I understand the problem actually.
Assuming this is an adsl modem, then the ISP usually just has the modem set up with their recommended settings as a gateway and you plug it in. The lights blink and the modem is connected via adsl.
You can just login to the modem, usually by telnet to port 80 (often the modem is just an embedded GNU/Linux) or by going to the modem ip with your web browser.
Like I said, maybe I don't understand the problem. Have a chat with your local LUG?
PJ
Assuming this is an adsl modem, then the ISP usually just has the modem set up with their recommended settings as a gateway and you plug it in. The lights blink and the modem is connected via adsl.
You can just login to the modem, usually by telnet to port 80 (often the modem is just an embedded GNU/Linux) or by going to the modem ip with your web browser.
Like I said, maybe I don't understand the problem. Have a chat with your local LUG?
PJ
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Posted by naldy (222.124.xx.xx) on Sat 27 Jan 2007 at 14:55
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I'm sorry for my confusing question, because I really confuse about this one.
Actually, I want to make a PPPoE connection using my modem "2WIRE 1700HG" ( My ISP support for PPPoE Connection ).
When I try command #pppoeconf
A message prompt like this
"NOT CONNECTED"
"Sorry I scan 2 interfaces .... " --> mean that I cannot make a connection.
Is there any solution for my problem .. ?
Thank you.
Actually, I want to make a PPPoE connection using my modem "2WIRE 1700HG" ( My ISP support for PPPoE Connection ).
When I try command #pppoeconf
A message prompt like this
"NOT CONNECTED"
"Sorry I scan 2 interfaces .... " --> mean that I cannot make a connection.
Is there any solution for my problem .. ?
Thank you.
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Posted by Utumno (60.248.xx.xx) on Mon 29 Jan 2007 at 03:38
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First of all, you have to realize if your 'modem' is working in 'bridging mode' or not.
Question: do you know you modem's IP? If you know, it's not running in 'bridging' mode and you probably should point your browser at the modem's IP and configure something.
If you don't, call up your ISP and ask them about the IP. If they say the modem does not have IP, it is running in bridging mode, and only then you use 'pppoeconf'.
Read DSL HOWTO
Question: do you know you modem's IP? If you know, it's not running in 'bridging' mode and you probably should point your browser at the modem's IP and configure something.
If you don't, call up your ISP and ask them about the IP. If they say the modem does not have IP, it is running in bridging mode, and only then you use 'pppoeconf'.
Read DSL HOWTO
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