From: Sandip Sandip new.debianu...@yahoo.in
To: Sudev Barar sba...@gmail.com
Cc: User, Debian debian-user@lists.debian.org
Sent: Tuesday, 9 June, 2009 12:52:15 PM
Subject: Re: connecting cable modem through usb port
2009/6/9 Sandip Sandip new.debianu...@yahoo.in:
Is it that the modem
Sandip Sandip wrote at 2009-06-08 02:07 -0600:
I have an old debian 2.4x kernel machine. I want to connect a cable modem
through the usb port.
CDCEther support is on. When the machine is up and running cable modem
LEDs show PC connection.
I have done this successfully in the
On Mon, 2009-06-08 at 13:37 +0530, Sandip Sandip wrote:
I have an old debian 2.4x kernel machine. I want to connect a cable
modem through the usb port.
Hi,
At the risk of telling the obvious, Debian releases with 2.4 kernel
(Sarge?) aren't supported anymore.
Connecting such machine to the
2009/6/9 Sandip Sandip new.debianu...@yahoo.in:
Is it that the modem is not 'installed'?
Also, the same modem works without any username and password on another
windows machine after connecting it on the LAN port.
While in parlance you can call it modem technically it is a modem only
if
2009/6/9 Sandip Sandip new.debianu...@yahoo.in:
Is it that the modem is not 'installed'?
Also, the same modem works without any username and password on another
windows machine after connecting it on the LAN port.
While in parlance you can call it modem technically it is a modem only
if
Sudev Barar wrote:
2009/6/9 Sandip Sandip new.debianu...@yahoo.in:
Is it that the modem is not 'installed'?
Also, the same modem works without any username and password on another
windows machine after connecting it on the LAN port.
While in parlance you can call it modem technically it is
2009/6/9 Jerry Stuckle jstuc...@attglobal.net:
Sudev Barar wrote:
While in parlance you can call it modem technically it is a modem only
if connecting through serial port. If it is connecting through network
cable it is a network device and your problem would be more in area of
setting up IP
In 411728.34217...@web95107.mail.in2.yahoo.com, Sandip Sandip wrote:
2009/6/9 Sandip Sandip new.debianu...@yahoo.in:
Is it that the modem is not 'installed'?
Also, the same modem works without any username and password on another
windows machine after connecting it on the LAN port.
Its a cable
Sandip writes:
So, do I need to 'install' the modem so Debian knows there is a
networking device on the USB port and then use pppconfig.
Boyd writes:
Yes. If you are attempting to use the USB side of the device, you will
need a special driver for your OS.
He will need a driver (better to
Sandip Sandip wrote:
Its a cable modem. When I connect a Windows machine to it, I connect it on
the LAN port (Network cable). Once the modem is on, I need no configuration,
usernames, passwords, etc. I can access the net.
What you have observed above is correct. I understand this as:
1.
Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. wrote:
In 411728.34217...@web95107.mail.in2.yahoo.com, Sandip Sandip wrote:
2009/6/9 Sandip Sandip new.debianu...@yahoo.in:
Is it that the modem is not 'installed'?
Also, the same modem works without any username and password on another
windows machine after connecting
2009/6/8 Sandip Sandip new.debianu...@yahoo.in:
I have an old debian 2.4x kernel machine. I want to connect a cable modem
through the usb port.
CDCEther support is on. When the machine is up and running cable modem LEDs
show PC connection.
But I am not able to access internet. What is
Sudev Barar writes:
AFAIK you will have to do something like pppconfig to make a ppp
connection for this to work.
Not pppconfig. For a DSL modem configured as a bridge (most default to
router these days) he would need to run pppoeconf but I don't think that
any cable providers use PPPoE.
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Sudev Barar writes:
AFAIK you will have to do something like pppconfig to make a ppp
connection for this to work.
Not pppconfig. For a DSL modem configured as a bridge (most default to
router these days) he would need to run pppoeconf but I don't think that
any cable providers use PPPoE.
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