Configuring DataOne on Linux Here is a simple HOWTO for configuring BSNL DataOne on Linux.
I assume you have your ethernet car configure ! your "DSL mo em plugge in an that your car is at eth#. $irst assign an I% " ress& By efault! #'(.#)*.#.# is the interface a ress for the router. So you can assign any other I%. I use #'(.#)*.#.#++. If you use ,e Hat-$e ora! o ifconfig eth# #'(.#)*.#.#++. Next! the [Link]. On ,e Hat-$e ora you .oul o route a efault g. #'(.#)*.#.#
No. e it -[Link] to configure the DNS server. %ut this in& nameserver )#.#.').)' nameserver )#.#.')./# That0s 1asically it. ,estart your net.or2 an it shoul magically start .or2ing. 3ust in case it oes not! use your favorite [Link] to surf to http&--#'(.#)*.#.#-. Open up the WAN Settings page an chec2 if the W"N type is %%% an connection type is %%%o4. Next ensure the [Link] etails are correct. The username is usually the first letter of your first name follo.e 1y your last name. So my username .oul 1e mesteves5 ataone. Then type in your [Link] an clic2 Save. Then clic2 Reboot. "fter a couple of minutes your connection shoul start .or2ing.
6ou have multiple options. If the "DSL mo em can 1e configure in router mo e! o that an terminate the ethernet output of the mo em into your L"N7s [Link] - hu1. 8se the L"N I% of the "DSL mo em as the [Link] for all your no es. In case you .ant to ma2e your clients use a proxy! configure a proxy server on the L"N. [Link]! if your mo em cannot 1e configure in router mo e! it .ill .or2 in 1ri ge mo e an most li2ely it .ill use %%%o4. In such a case you can use a Linux system as a router an proxy as .ell. Install a linux istri1ution on a %9 .ith ( net.or2 car s :one for L"N an the other one for W"N si e;. Terminate the ethernet output of your "DSL mo em into the W"N si e net.or2 car . Turn on I% [Link] ing. 8se the <"S=84,"D4 target in ipta1les to ta2e care of the ynamic I%. <a2e the L"N I% of this system as the [Link] for all your clients. 6ou .ill also have to use a %%%o4 client to connect to the provi er :assuming they are using %%%o4;. 8sually its there in all the common linux istri1utions. If you .ant to use a proxy server also! configure s>ui on this system. 4ither configure proxy settings on the clients or using ipta1les ma2e it a transparent proxy.