Conncet the DSL Modem in NIC Card(LAN Port)
Power on Modem
Take a Browser Enter 192.168.1.1 in Address bar, Press Enter
Power on Modem
Take a Browser Enter 192.168.1.1 in Address bar, Press Enter
Give Username & Password
Default Username: admin Password: admin
Take LAN SetUp
& Confirm DHCP is Enabled
Take Internet Option
Select PPPOE
Give Username & Password Of Broadband Conncetion.
Confirm Encapsulation is PPPoE LLC
Save it
Save it
& Restart Modem.
Cofirm DHCP is not Set in the PC
Cofirm DHCP is not Set in the PC
Reboot PC
Without DHCP
In Security Reson, DHCP Desabled Mode is Better
First
Setup ip Adress, Subnet mask,Gateway, Domain name server in your PC
For Setting these
Edit Network Configuration file
Take Terminal
Type, sudo gedit /etc/networks/network/interfaces Press Enter
Then We can Access this File (/etc/networks/network/interfaces) in G-Edit Editor with Root privilage
Delete all lines & Save with Folllowing Lines
auto eth1
iface eth1 inet static
address 192.168.1.10
netmask 255.255.255.0
network 192.168.1.1
broadcast 192.168.1.255
gateway 192.168.1.1
Take DSL Router Interface
Disable DHCP in LAN Settings
This Cofiguration is Also For internet Sharing in Lan
Note: This Configuration is Possible in BSNL Broadband Connection, in INDIA
Note: This Configuration is Possible in BSNL Broadband Connection, in INDIA
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1. For Details Of Resolution Problem,
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Processor, Board, Details!!!
2. Different "flavors" of Ubuntu.
1. Ubuntu = original 'buntu, uses GNOME as its desktop environment
2. Kubuntu = uses KDE as its destkop environment
3. Edubuntu = For schools and institutions, uses GNOME
4. Xubuntu = uses XFCE4 as its desktop environment
5. There are a few others as well, but these are the main ones that are supported by Canonical.
Ubuntu is a basic computer operating system that is offered as free software. The name for the system is derived from the Zulu word ubuntu, meaning “humanity.” Produced by Canonical LTD, Ubuntu is one of the more user friendly and popular types of Linux distributions. Several slight variations on Ubuntu are currently offered on the market today. Among them are Kubuntu, Shubuntu, and Edubuntu. While sharing many characteristics, there are a few differences between each product.
Edubuntu is a also subproject of Ubuntu. Like Shubuntu and Kubuntu, Edubuntu is intended for use in schools and classrooms. However, it targets an older age range of children than the two other subprojects. Edubuntu includes a number of tools that can allow educators to function as the administrator for setting up learning modules in a computer lab environment. Educators do not have to possess extensive computer knowledge in order to use this operating system, although at least some technical know how is helpful. Edubuntu also requires less in the way of resources to operate, which is often helpful in classroom settings where older computer equipment is in use.