Those who have read my Bsnl wll article, there is a problem in it. Every time you restart your Linux machine you have to modprobe. So what will we do????
Simple make a command but How???
Take a terminal and type
$PATH (Every thing should be in CAPITAL)
this is the output in my debian machine
bash:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/bin/X11:/usr/games: No such file or directory
When you type a command in a shell, shell searches for executable file in directory mentioned by the above command..
So go to /usr/local/bin
make a file wll vi wll
add to lines
modprobe usbserial vendor=0x15eb product=0×0001
wvdial
save and exit
After that change the permission
chmod +x wll to make it executable
Know you have your own command wll
comments to:
Ranjeeth PT
Govt Engg College
Sreekrishnapuram,Palakkad
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Wll Configuration in fedora need an additional configuration in /etc/resolve.conf like this
nameserver 218.248.240.181 ##primary DNS addrs
nameserver 218.248.240.180 ## secdry DNS addrs
we can view these addrs from terminal by dialing “wvdial ”
ex:
primary DNS address 218.248.240.181
–> pppd: �[14])[08]@[1b])[08]
–> secondary DNS address 218.248.240.180
Okkkkkkkkk I dont know abt fedora i have never used it i am a debian fan.
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i’ve been tryin to set up on a centos (red hat based) based asterisknow machine. pppd doesn’t take entries from resolv.conf first i thought it was the auto dns parameter…
also wvdial.conf manual has some instructions for specifying DNS manually…but there’s no example to explain that…we need this as we use our own DNS server