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| − | -German Version: [[Network FAQ Deutsch]]
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| − | -Versión en español: [[Network FAQ Spanish]]
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| − | ==== Q: How do I get ADSL with PPTP in austria to work? ====
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| − | A: the following instruction should work:
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| − | http://howto.htlw16.ac.at/at-highspeed-howto-2.html (German)
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| | ==== Q: How do I configure SAMBA or how can i use windows shares? ==== | | ==== Q: How do I configure SAMBA or how can i use windows shares? ==== |
| | A: See [[Smb Client HowTo]] for connecting to windows shares. See [[Samba Quick FAQ]] for setting up a Samba server | | A: See [[Smb Client HowTo]] for connecting to windows shares. See [[Samba Quick FAQ]] for setting up a Samba server |
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| − | ==== Q: I have installed to my Hard Drive and how do I connect to internet using DHCP? ====
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| − | A: The harddisk-installed system is a "normal" Debian. You have to add the following lines to ''' /etc/network/interfaces''' :
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| − | * iface eth0 inet dhcp
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| − | re-start the network with ''' /etc/init.d/networking restart''' to have the changes take effect.
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| − | ==== Q: How do I browse through my Windows network at the office ? Can I log in at an NT domain ? ====
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| − | A: K-menu > Internet > [[Lin Neighborhood]]. Go to its preferences and specify IP for master server or WINS server. See also Samba info above.
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| − | ==== Q: How do I use a static IP address with the CD-Rom? How do I modify /etc/hosts and /etc/resolv.conf which are read only files? AFAIK, this is necessary to specify my IP address and my (ISP's) nameservers. ====
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| − | The read only files are copied into a ram disc upon start up, hence they are easy to edit when root. Several tools are made available for easy configuration. For v3.2-v3.9:
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| − | K-menu > KNOPPIX > Network/Internet > Network card configuration
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| − | which is the same same as performing the
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| − | command from a shell. Fast, easy, automated script:
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| − | * decline DHCP
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| − | * enter IP address
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| − | * accept or edit other default settings
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| − | * Start firewall
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| − | * start root shell
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| − | * Specification of nameservers, these should work for anyone as a first hack
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| − | cat >> /etc/resolv.conf <<EORESOLV
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| − | nameserver 139.30.8.7
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| − | nameserver 139.30.8.8
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| − | <<EORESOLV
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| − | * Overwrite original network description
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| − | cat > /etc/network/interfaces <<EOINTERFACES
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| − | auto lo eth0
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| − | iface lo inet loopback
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| − | iface eth0 inet static
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| − | address /your IP number goes here/
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| − | netmask 255.255.255.0
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| − | gateway /and your gateway's address/
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| − | <<EOINTERFACES
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| − | * Get things going, lo is going already
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| − | ifup eth0
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| − | * Start the fire wall with K-MENU -> KNOPPIX -> Services -> Firewall (someone please give the exact english spellings here)
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| − | In order to make this persistent with the next reboot, one should create a persistent image o the local changes, suggested is to use a USB stick for such. See K-MENU -> KNOPPIX -> Configuration -> Install permanent image + Save configuration. No data on the USB stick will be overwritten.
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