| We currently have eight sets of instructions for Linux Technical Support separated into two different categories. Please note that these instructions assume a basic knowledge of Un*x networking. |
Establishing a Connection
The first step in connecting your Linux box to Sound Internet involves establishing a connection. There are three ways to do this.
- Connecting to Sound Internet via Dialup SLIP - This is configuration information for establishing a connection with Sound Internet using DIP.
- Connecting to Sound Internet via Dialup PPP - This is configuration information for establishing a connection with Sound Internet using PPP.
- Connecting to Sound Internet via Local Area Network - This is configuration information for establishing a connection with Sound Internet via a Local Area Network (LAN)*.
- Configuring Linux Parameters for Sound
Internet - This is information on local access numbers, how to
configure DNS settings, POP Mail settings and NNTP settings for your Linux
box.
*This requires your LAN administrator to have a connection to Sound Internet already routed to your LAN.
Troubleshooting/Fixing Problems
These pages will assist you in finding solutions to problems you may experience with your service.
- Configuring Cisco 675 With Management Cable - Change the options in the router such as DHCP, NAT, Telnet, etc.
- Changing Your SCC.NET Password Under Linux - This section explains how to change your SCC.NET login password.
- DNS Problems with Linux - If you are able to connect to Sound Internet but are unable to use most/any services (ie. eMail, World Wide Web, IRC) your Domain Name Service (DNS) settings may be incorrect. This will explain how to check for yourself.
- Phone Number Problems with Linux - If you are unable to connect to Sound Internet but you hear your modem dial the number, you may have the wrong phone number in your configuration. Here's how to fix it.
77 13th Ave NE, Suite 210
Saint Paul, MN 55114
651 556-9600 voice - 612 623-9488 fax