bonjour,
que pensez vous de cette procédure pour configurer un modem ethernet?
Beware! To install this USB ADSL Modem Driver, Kernel source is needed.
Open tar ball file(USB_LINUX_ver1.1.3-CT.tar.gz) in where you prefered.
Ex, ?/root/tar zxvf USB_LINUX_ver1.1.3-CT.tar.gz?
1. Install generic driver
change directory to ./driver.
run install $PWD kernel source directory name
ex, "cd driver; ./install $PWD linux-2.4.7-10"
ps. kernel source directory name is case sensitive.
2.Install pppoa applet
change directory to ./pppoa
run PPP_INSTALL $PWD
ex, "cd pppoa; ./PPP_INSTALL $PWD"
3.Install third party pppoe client sofware
download suitable roaring-penguin PPPoE client(RPM package better) from
"http://www.roaringpenguin.com/pppoe".
install the PPPoE client software.
ex, "rpm -Uvh rp-pppoe-3.5-1.i386.rpm"
4.Usage
a. RFC1483 Bridge Mode
1. edit /etc/analog/adiusbadsl.conf and change VPI/VCI/
Encapsulation=(1 or 2) you ISP provided.
ps. usual Encapsulation of RFC1483 Bridge is 1.
2. Un-Plug Modem and Re-Plug again.
3. check ADIModem interface appearing by "ifconfig -a".
ps. write down the modem's MAC address by the way.
4. change directory to "/usr/ADI_USB/ADI_LINUX/".
5. edit "ifcfgeth".
fill suitable data your ISP provided to this file.
ps. MACADDR=your modem's MAC address from "ifconfig -a" result.
"BOOOTPROTO=dhcp" for dynamic address assignment or
"BOOTPROTO=" for static address assignment.
6. run "./godhcp ADIModem" for dynamic IP-address assignment.
run "./gostatic ADIModem aa.bb.cc.dd xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" for
static IP-address assignment.
ps. "aa.bb.cc.dd" is IP-address your ISP assigned for you.
"xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is Netmask you ISP recommended.
b.RFC 1483 Route Mode
1. edit /etc/analog/adiusbadsl.conf and change VPI/VCI/
Encapsulation=(3 or 4) you ISP provided.
ps. usual Encapsulation of RFC1483 Router is 3.
2. Un-Plug Modem and Re-Plug again.
3. check ADIModem interface appearing by "ifconfig -a".
ps. write down the modem's MAC address by the way.
4. change directory to "/usr/ADI_USB/ADI_LINUX/".
5. edit "ifcfgeth".
fill suitable data your ISP provided to this file.
ps. MACADDR=your modem's MAC address from "ifconfig -a" result.
"BOOOTPROTO=dhcp" for dynamic address assignment or
6. run "./godhcp ADIModem" for dynamic IP-address assignment.
run "./gostatic ADIModem aa.bb.cc.dd xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" for
static IP-address assignment.
ps. "aa.bb.cc.dd" is IP-address your ISP assigned for you.
"xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is Netmask you ISP recommended.
c.PPPoA Mode
1. edit /etc/analog/adiusbadsl.conf and change VPI/VCI/
Encapsulation=(5 or 6) you ISP provided.
ps. usual Encapsulation of PPPoA is 6.
2. Un-Plug Modem and Re-Plug again.
3. change directory to "/usr/ADI_USB/ADI_PPPOA/PPP_CONF".
4. edit "options", "pap-secrets", "chap-secrets".
fill suitable user-name and password your ISP provided to these
files and copy these files to "/etc/ppp/".
ps. user-name in "options" must be identical to user-name field in
"pap-secrets" and "chap-secrets".
5. run ADI_PPP_Go.
6. if "ppp0" appeared in "ifconfig" result, pppoa connected.
d.PPPoE Mode
1. edit /etc/analog/adiusbadsl.conf and change VPI/VCI/
Encapsulation=(1 or 2) you ISP provided.
ps. usual Encapsulation of PPPoE is 1.
2. Un-Plug Modem and Re-Plug again.
3. Be sure that Roaring Penguin PPPoE client have installed in you system.
4. run adsl_setup to input your user-name ,password, and Ethernet interface applied PPPoE service.
ps. in our case you should input "ADIModem" for PPPoE Ethernet interface.
5. if "ppp0" appeared in "ifconfig" result, pppoe connected.
, pour debian ya pas de problème ca rulez avec un apt-get install pppoe 