How to configure Internet connection using Broadband telephone connection in Solaris 10?
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check out you can get help here\n\nhttp://www.computing.net/solaris/wwwboard/forum/4219.html\n\nhttp://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?t=318668
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Click on Start, then Control Panel, then Network and Internet connections, then Internet Optiont, then tab Connections, then push  add and dial-up.   At least that's how someone from India probably coached me to do it :)  hey, worked for me
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you need to configure your computer for dial connection. you need to have an isp provider. username and password and of course telephone number to dial.
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I had dial-up (If on net couldn't use phone) now I have broadband (can go net and use phone)
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Hi,\n\nSince your using Dialup modem, it is technically not recommended to do so...\n\nYou would need a router that supports Dial Up, most new ones are not feasible to do so.\n\nActually all new routers do not have an option to do your dialup.\n\nSo your out of luck :(\n\nEven a hub cannot work since it is a one to one connection. You are connected as in a phone line... (dialing a number)\n\nThe telecom people solved that problem by creating Broadband DSL (through your phoneline). \n\nSince your telephone cable consists of data and voice. You can transmit data via telephony with your exisiting phone but you neeed registration. \n\nDSL has no dialing, but need connecting everytime you are using the internet (connecting to the data stream)\n\nDSL you can use a router since it supports it..\n\n\nSorry for your dialup, it is technically not possible to share the connection together.
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You might want to disconnect your dial up settings under network connections under control panel and set your broadband connection as your default.  If all fails .. call your ISP
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Please be more specific .. like wat kind of internet connect do u have (Dial up , Cable,etc) what operating system u are using, Are you using Active Switch or Router,Etc
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There are dozens of programs available to automatically configure for faster internet access, even on a dail-up connection.\n\nTry Cablenut408. It's free & very easy to use - simply load the profile that fits your internet connection setup and OS type.\n\nDownload a copy from \nwww.cablenut.com\n\nAlso download Cablenut_Update file.\n\nGo & look under the internet category from any popular software download sites like C/Net Download.\n\nMost are Sharewares and some Freewares.\n\nGo to Keygen.us for serial/cracks for the shareware version.\n\nThe only thing that physically make your internet goes like the demon is Broadband connection!
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there is a socket in your internal modem to fit in the wire which goes in to your telephone device.\nlook carefully
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on the remote computer....\nwhat do you want to configure? which connection? operating system?
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Go to internet options in your Control Panel. Go to connections and simply hit Setup.
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Lot of technical stuff need to be digested.. here in simple terms..\n\nYour PC/Laptop should  have modem, which connected to telphone network.\n\nAt your ISP premises, there will NAS( Network access server),which supports multiple modem connections from numerous dialup users like you, that is this NAS also connected to telphone network.\n\nNow, you and your destination network ( computers  ) are physically connected via telphone network.\n\nBefore you communicate with destination computer( could be Internet browsing or your corporate server), lot of connection negotiation messages exchanged between NAS and your computer, there you will be supplying username and password, which will be verified at NAS. Once your credentials are matched, the floodgates are opened to your desired network( for example Internet)
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it depends on what type of internet connection you want. dial-up, broadband or wireless. For dial-up you need an analog modem, for broadband a LAN network card and for wireless a WLAN card 54Mbit (802.11g) or 11Mbit (802.11b).\nWhile dial-up and LAN cards are available as (E)ISA (Industry Standard Architecture) and PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) the WLAN cards are only available as PCI. In case you want a wireless card, check if W95 will support it (i think W95 don't support it, with W98 it's no problem). One important thing to consider - Computers of that age have a PCI 2.0 compliant bus, but newer PCI cards are either 2.1 or 2.2 compliant and there is no backward compatibility.\nNow assure what type of slots are free and then you can decide what type of connection you can/will install.
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installing your modem and creating connections\nu connect to an ISP\nthrough that , u connect to inernet\ngood luck , \nreza.com
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preferences > connection > make sure everything is set right. But i just checked mine, I have DSL but it was set on dial-up, but it still works lol. probably the main thing though is about the proxy. Mine was set on No proxy, which is the default setting.
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Tools > Internet Options\n\nChoose Connections tab\n\nChoose Never dial a connection\n\nOr Internet Options in Control Panel and do the same
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this is only applicable if you are an SBC AT&T DSL/dialup subscriber: \n\nuse TrueSwitch\n\nhttp://www.trueswitch.com/sbc/\n\nhttp://trueswitch.com/help_support.htm