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by **Gary Desrosier** » Sun, 20 Jul 2003 06:58:44

Anyone have experiences with the above? Should I even bother to go down
this path or not?

by **Allen Kistle** » Sun, 20 Jul 2003 12:58:51

> Anyone have experiences with the above? Should I even bother to go down
> this path or not?

No. Nobody uses SBC or Yahoo. They're about to go out of business any
second now.

Seriously, keep a Windows machine handy for the initial registration.
Then toss it. I use Roaring Penguin PPPoE from the RP site on an RH9
box. I had to tweak it minorly to get it to work on RH7.3, but it works
without tweaks on the RH9 box. YMMV.

by **David Efflan** » Sun, 20 Jul 2003 13:04:16

> Anyone have experiences with the above? Should I even bother to go down
> this path or not?

I use SBC Yahoo adsl, but in Ameritech rather than SNET. If you have an
ethernet modem (I have 5360), it should be no problem. I initially tried
both rp-pppoe and kernel pppoe, both of which work, although, kernel pppoe
seems more efficient. Either was easy to set up in SuSE. And
firewall/masq is just like dialup, since it uses ppp0 interface.

For more specific info you might see if you can find some Linux users on
the SNET forum of http://www.broadbandreports.com/

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