Re: First steps to configure ADSL connection

Leandro Melo wrote:

Hi, thanks for your answer and your attention, but that's not what i'm
really looking for.
I'll try to clarify my question.
I already have all the physical stuff set up, as i already use my adsl
connection on windows xp.
I have recently started Fedora and beyond the fact i'm a linux
beginner, i've never used fedora or red hat before. However, i've
worked a bit with a brazilian distro (called conectiva). In conectiva
distro there was a tool to install rpm packages. So i did install the
rp-pppoe package and then run a fill scripts to configure the
connection.
That's exactly what i want to do with Fedora! BUT....
- I'm a complete beginer.
- Where should i get the rp-pppoe package? - What's the fedora way of installing rpms? - After that, should i run the "adsl-setup" script, or there's someother thing?
Well, sorry for my stupidness!!
Any help is appreciated!

Go to Applications -> system configuration -> Network, or from a console use either neat or system-config-network commands; there you can add a new connection of type xDSL and start using it right away! If your ISP doesn't require any black magic to give you a connection, that should be all. Create the connection, fill all the blanks with you ISP's data, uname, pw, make sure you configure the NIC to which the modem is connected rightly and you shuld be set in less than 3 minutes (literally)