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 ADSL
Author: Jeremy Heatherington 
Date:   13-04-00 07:09

I was wondering if anyone has successfully setup adsl and freebsd. I am new at freebsd and was wondering how I would go about setting it up so I have access to the internet. So help would greatly be appreciated.
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 RE: ADSL
Author: Dan Langille 
Date:   13-04-00 11:52

Most ADSL connections are just simple ethernet connections. If you have a home network, set up your freebsd box to be a gateway. Have two NICs in the box, one connected to the DSL line, the other to your hub. Everything connects to the hub. See the topology link above for an example.

I use ADSL here. It's pretty easy. Nothing special at all. If you have a static IP address, it's easier. Otherwise, get DHCP going.
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 RE: ADSL
Author: Jeff 
Date:   13-04-00 17:39

If your ISP uses PPPoE for ADSL check out:

http://www.freebsd.org/handbook/pppoe.html

Jeff
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