pppoe

[vze284qe at verizon.net (cc.noyes)]

Just put Verizon's DNS ip addresses into your /etc/resolv.conf and happy
surfing...
For example:
nameserver 151.203.0.85
nameserver 151.203.0.84

You don't even have to reboot the computer or restart your network
services.  At least I don't have to....

-Chuck



Abhi wrote:

> I am running redhat 7.1 and i am trying to use pppoe i did the whole
> "adsl-setup" thing but it won't connect also i do not have the dns
> servers from verizon as they say they do not support linux.  Any ideas
> why it won't work.  Would it help to change the distro?  ( what would
> be easier)
>
>
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