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'''Ans)''' 1) Use the command “ifconfig ppp0” to check the network information. If a connection is established, an IP should be visible.
 
'''Ans)''' 1) Use the command “ifconfig ppp0” to check the network information. If a connection is established, an IP should be visible.
  
2) Details about the connection can be found in “/var/log/messages”. Issue following command
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2) Details about the connection can be found in “/var/log/messages”. Issue following command :
 
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  “tail –f /var/log/messages”
 
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'''Ques ) How do I configure the ppp connection for my sim card operator?'''
 
'''Ques ) How do I configure the ppp connection for my sim card operator?'''
  
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If wvdial is present, issue “wvdialconf” command. Then update the service provider information in the /etc/wvdial.conf file and you are good to go.
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If wvdial is present, issue “wvdialconf” command. Then update the service provider information in the "/etc/wvdial.conf" file and you are good to go.

Latest revision as of 03:56, 21 May 2015

Ques) How do I check that whether the PPP connection has been established or not?

Ans) 1) Use the command “ifconfig ppp0” to check the network information. If a connection is established, an IP should be visible.

2) Details about the connection can be found in “/var/log/messages”. Issue following command :

 “tail –f /var/log/messages”


Ques ) How do I configure the ppp connection for my sim card operator?

Ans) You would mainly require the Username, Password and APN of the service provider to establish a PPP connection. Ensure “wvdial” package is installed.

“dpkg –l | grep wvdial”

If wvdial is present, issue “wvdialconf” command. Then update the service provider information in the "/etc/wvdial.conf" file and you are good to go.