On Sun, Aug 13, 2000 at 09:45:32PM -0500, Glen Lee Edwards wrote:
> I'm getting ready to install DSL on my LAN and was reading through
> all the paperwork that I was sent. It's all designed for Win... Is
> there any special software I need to install to 6.1 to get the modem
> up and running correctly? There's a section on configuring the
> modem using Cisco 675 Commander software. Do I need to install this
> on my Linux box or can I do the same using hyperterminal and a
> direct connection to the modem through one of my Windows PCs? BTW,
> the Ethernet card they sent is Intel Pro/100+ Adapter 10/100. Hope
> this works on a Pentium 1 75mhz!
Probably you can access the modem via telnet. Just to need to know the
IP and set yourself up with on the same network. Most are accessible
via web browser too, but don't know that one specifically. This is a
SpeedStream:
[hal@feenix hal]$ telnet speedie
Trying 192.168.10.15...
Connected to speedie.
Escape character is '^]'.
Type "?" at the command prompt for a list of commands.
Type "help" at the command prompt for general help.
For detailed help on a specific command, type command name
followed by a "?", for instance, "show ?".
Command->
Do you know if they use PPPoE? You may have to download/install one of
those clients. Several are available. If you want details, I am in
process of updating the ADSL HOWTO. There are PPPoE links, etc:
http://feenix.eyep.net/ldp/adsl/
Not quite finished yet.
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