hi,
it doesnt matter what packages they give..what matters
is what protocol they use..i.e whether CHAP/PAP etc.
and whether ur OS can provide support for it.
In linux, u will be using a script, like mebbe wvdial,
to dial, auhenticate and establish a connection.There,
u will need to 'speak' the ISP's protocol. thats all!
so 'which ISP can be used with Linux' is
'misnomerish'.
i've vsnl and mtnl..but i'm sure u can 'use' the
others.
regards,
kishor
--- Akshay Salkar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> which other ISP can be used with Linux. VSNL is the
> only one i know of.
> most of the others have their own dial up packages
> without which you cannot connect.
>
> akshay
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