Dial-up connection

Hi
     seeing desktop on my Fedora Core 2, i've noticed that there isn't a tool
like KPPP for dial-up connection. How can i do it? How2 can i connect in dial-up?
Thanks in advance for the help

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[Paul Howarth]

windtim@libero.i wrote:
>  seeing desktop on my Fedora Core 2, i've noticed that there isn't a tool
>
> like KPPP for dial-up connection. How can i do it? How2 can i connect in dial-up?
> Thanks in advance for the help

kppp is part of the kdenetwork package. Install that and you'll be able to use 
kppp.

Alternatively, from a terminal window you could use wvdial.

Paul.

On Fri, Nov 05, 2004 at 09:35:17AM +0000, Paul Howarth wrote:
> windtim@libero.i wrote:
> > seeing desktop on my Fedora Core 2, i've noticed that there isn't a 
> > tool
> >
> > like KPPP for dial-up connection. How can i do it? How2 can i connect in 
> > dial-up?
> > Thanks in advance for the help
>
> kppp is part of the kdenetwork package. Install that and you'll be able to 
> use kppp.
>
> Alternatively, from a terminal window you could use wvdial.
>
> Paul.

Once again I suggest using system-config-network to  set up dialup
connection. It does the wvdial configuration. kppp is ok to.
The panel ap modem lights to start and stop the connection.
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[James McKenzie]

Arron Konstam said what is at the bottom about Dial-up Connection:
> On Fri, Nov 05, 2004 at 09:35:17AM +0000, Paul Howarth wrote:
> > windtim@libero.i wrote:
> > > seeing desktop on my Fedora Core 2, i've noticed that there isn't a 
> > >    tool
> > > like KPPP for dial-up connection. How can i do it? How2 can i connect in 
> > > dial-up?
> > > Thanks in advance for the help
> >
> > kppp is part of the kdenetwork package. Install that and you'll be able to 
> > use kppp.
> >
> > Alternatively, from a terminal window you could use wvdial.
> >
> > Paul.
>
> Once again I suggest using system-config-network to  set up dialup
> connection. It does the wvdial configuration. kppp is ok to.
> The panel ap modem lights to start and stop the connection.

Well, this is much better than using pppd to start/stop the connection.  
What is the modem lights applet?

James McKenzie

On Sun, Nov 07, 2004 at 03:26:41PM -0700, James McKenzie wrote:
> > Once again I suggest using system-config-network to  set up dialup
> > connection. It does the wvdial configuration. kppp is ok to.
> > The panel ap modem lights to start and stop the connection.
>
> Well, this is much better than using pppd to start/stop the connection.  
> What is the modem lights applet?
>
> James McKenzie

modem lights is an applet you can put on the panel by right clicking on
the panel -> Add to Panel -> Internet -> modem lights