yes I am certain I do not understand the question.
I have an antenae in the front yard connected with coax cable to a radio
toa networking box
it is a wireless connection
From: Mark Weaver <mdw1982@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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To: CentOS mailing list <centos@xxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [CentOS] very new user having problems
Date: Mon, 04 Sep 2006 07:57:23 -0400
barbaara fberg wrote:
I wrote from work and had to wait to go home to get answers
My windows machine was broadcasting my entire hard drive to the other
wireless users.
I did a sysclean this morning and found a virus. So I am using my
husband's machine til it is fixed.
I downloaded a"connec to internet" from the centos site, but it did not
help much
my internet provider helped bit
we went into 'network device controller " - that is blank
went into "network config " profile is unclecked status is inactive
device is ethoO nickname is etho
type is ethernet
we went into "hardware" desceiption is DLine type is ethent device is etho
status is ok
we went into " IPsec" profile type destination nickname all are blank
we went into "DNS" hostname I types in localhost.localhost
Primary DNS starts 66
Secondary blank
Tertiary DNS blank
DNS search path blank
we wento "hosts"
IP name and aliases are blank
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then I went into Mozilla Foxfire under preferences, connection settings
direct connection is checked
auto detect in unchecked
manual proxy is unchecked
HTTP proxy Port 0
SSL proxy Port 0
FTP proxy Port )
Gopher Proxy Port 0
Socks Host Port 0
socks vr unchecked socksv5 checked
no proxy for [ ]
I have some numbers as on the sheet I downloaded
some start 255 some 192. I am just not certain which ones go where?
thank you for writing. you were the only one to reply
Ok. let me rephrase the question because I'm not sure you understand what
I'm asking. In order for us to help you you've got to tell us which "type"
of internet connection you have.
(1) dialup
(2) DSL or Cable (broadband)
A dialup connection requires a different type of configuration. The stuff
your ISP tech had you looking at has little to do with actually "creating"
a connection but rather tweaking an existing connection. So before we can
go any further please tell us which type of internet connection you've got.
--
Mark
"If you have found a very wise man, then you've found
a man that at one time was an idiot and lived long enough
to learn from his own stupidity."
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