How to dial-up internet connection in Fedora Core 4?
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Cable modem users: set up your LAN card to use DHCP\n\nDSL users: install rp-pppoe
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go to the control pannel..go to internet options..go to connections and click over never dial a connection. say apply and ok.\n\nproblem is solved dear.
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hehe! ok follow the stpes.\n\n1.start>setting>control pannel\n2.Click on Network Connections\n3.ON THE TOP LEFT HAND SIDE OF THE FOLDER, U WILL SEE "CREATE A NEW CONNECTION"-CLICK ON IT\n\n4.NEXT>CONNECT TO INTERNET>\n5.THEN U HV TO CHOOSE FROM ANY OF THESE THREE OPTIONS. I USE THE SECOND ONE"SET UP MY CONNECTION MANUALLY".\n6. FOR THE SECOND ONE:\n     CONNECT USING A DIALUP MODEM>NEXT>ENTER ISP NAME(ANYTHING)>NEXT>PHONE NUMBER(UR ISP DIAL NO.)>THEN FILL UP THE BLANKS>ADD A SHRTCUT TO DESKTOP>FINISH.\n\nU R DONE
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Get a connection from some if the ISP's that the previous asnwerer has told you. \nIf you need to know how its done, google for DHCP.
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Got to the connection tab in your Internet Explorer properties.  Use the connection wizard in there to set up for a connection that is always on...best to use the manual set up in the wizard.\n\nBe sure you have your ethernet cards drivers installed and the device manager shows the NIC card in the hardware profile before you run the wizard.
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Click on Start, then Control Panel, then Network and Internet connections, then Internet Optiont, then tab Connections, then push  add and dial-up.   At least that's how someone from India probably coached me to do it :)  hey, worked for me
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You can't really "speed up" dialup. or any connection for that matter.\nAs for your browser, try running windows update, or update whichever OS you use.
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Hi, I tell you step by step.\nFirst, you go to https://sdr.eutelsat.net- and then type your user name and password and then press enter- so after switch the page you should import the proxy and ports.\nIt's very easy way to connect to opensky internet.\nyou shold import proxies to all of programs that you will connect them to the internet.\ngood luck
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Depends on the router, but most usually use either a web browser via http, or other communications program via the telnet protocol.  If you're router supports http, merely open your browser and type http://<router ip address>, ex: http://192.168.1.1. \n\nVia telnet, you can use the Hyperterminal program that comes with Windows and open a telnet connection, again using the IP address of your router. Once connected, you may need to hit the Enter key a few times to 'wake up' the router console.\n\nIn the worst case, you may need to connect your computer to a serial port on the router and follow the Hyperterminal example to pull up the console.\n\nYou should then be prompted for a login ID and password.\n\nGood luck
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right click your local area connection icon on the toolbar.\nNetwork connections  will pop up.\ndouble click the icon\nin the left hand side of the page will be the info you need.
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Hi... i had a problem with the install, it kept failing at the connection stage, i found that my old dial-up connection was still set as the default connection, so i set talk talk to default connection and it worked.\n\nLimbo
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by goin into your control panel and clickin network connectinos start/control panel/networkconnections
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1. make sure that your modem is not a modem-router( siemens 4100, speed stream 5100b, 2 wire all model). if it is, call your Yahoo tech support to bridge it.\n\n2. connect the router to the modem and the main computer to \nrouter.\n\n3. open a browser (internet explorer, mozilla, netscape), in the address bar type 192.168.0.1 hit enter.\n\n4. do not ran the wizard, click the WAN button on the left side.  \n\n5. select PPPoE. enter your user name and password.\n\n6. Maximum Idle Time should be set to zero. Set MTU to 1492, unless specified by your ISP, and set Autoreconnect to Enabled. \n\n7. click APPLY. go to status to chech the connection status. \n\n8. if this did not help, call D link. 1 877 453 5465\n\nhope this helps!!!
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No, it will not work over dial up....too much latency. Must have broadband.
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If you must stay with dial-up internet, then pretty much any V.92 modem is what I would recommend (if your isp supports the v.92 protocol, check on that first)  V.92 will alert you when you get an incoming call (via software that should come with it) and put your internet connection on hold while you take it (with a limit, forget how long).\n\nIf you want to try out linux, you'll need to get an external modem or hard modem.  Most internal modems are winmodems, which need special windows drivers to work.  You can find winmodem drivers for linux, but it can be a pain in the butt.  An external modem is good for windows too, because windows won't have to use resources to run it through software anymore.  Probably won't notice a difference, but there is one ;)
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Make sure you are getting an ip address\ndo this\nStart..run..type cmd..when the command prompt comes up\ntype ipconfig /all\n\nsee what your default gateway is.. it might be a number like 192.168.1.1\n\nping your default gateway\n\nif you get a reply, it maybe your internet connection settings.\n\ndo you have encryption such as WEP / WPA on this connection?\n\nIf everything seems fine and you have set up the wep key and everything else properly. Run the connection wizard and say that you want to connect to the internet using a broadband connection that is always on.\n\nalso like shyla said make sure your LAN is disabled.
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open up internet explorer, got tools/internet options, connection and delete anything in teh box below this will remove all dialup settings. \nand then check lan settings and make sure there is a tick in the first box.