UbuDSL, such as configuring the ADSL modem in Linux

All those who come by once a primerza Linux, and have an ADSL modem via USB port, are generally difficult to configure these devices.
In such cases, these users are not much more to sail in search of recipes that usually involves using the terminal window (something that Windows does not come from those very accustomed to do) so in many occasions they desist and end by returning to a pirated version of Windows.
UbuDSL aims to solve this problem, and all through a graphical application fairly easy and intuitive to use, to configure these modems under Linux. If we continue in this tutorial will explain how to configure ADSL in Linux MODEN.
The first thing to say UbuDSL, is that the authors have created an installation file via a deb package for version 8.04 and 8.10 of Ubuntu, so we will be very easy to install this application in any distribution to accept this type packages. For distributions like PCLinuxOS or Opensuse 11 will have an rpm file.
After downloading the file to the appropriate version installed on your machine, install it by double clicking on the file. This will launch the package manager of Ubuntu, and simply press the button "Install Packages", starting the installation process.

UbuDSL Once installed, this will be found in System> Administration> UbuDSL Connection Configuration

Well, we launched the application to set UbuDSL before using this program must ensure that the modem is connected to our team, after checking this move to the next step by clicking on "Next"
Choose a country from which you proceed, and configurarmos the "Service" to select the ADSL service of which we are a user, in case that is not among the services we will choose Custom Settings, and configure specific options ADSL provider Protocol (VPI and VCI).
Assuming you choose a service that is available within the process that follows is fairly intuitive and easy.

Selecting Next, come up the modem and if all went well connected by using the data given in the process.

If all goes well the process of setting up our ADSL modem will be over. I advise you that after this step restart the machine, like this one of the drivers that are loaded during the installation / configuration may be loaded by the deamon ( "service") of UbuDSL.
After rebooting the PC, it is quite easy to have control of our ADSL USB modem available as an applet UbuDSL accessible from Applications> Internet> UbuDSL Applet.
Through this applet can connect and disconnect the modem from the ADSL provider.

Licença: Freeware.
Sistema Operativo: GNU/Linux
Download: UbuDSL 1.0 [13.07MB]
Homepage: UbuDSL