Personal tools
You are here: Home User Contributed Files Using Cable Modems with Linux
Document Actions

Using Cable Modems with Linux

by Neil Schneider last modified 2005-05-02 02:15

A set of links and references by Dave Cook to resources for configuring Linux to work with a cable broadband connection.

The Unix-@ Home FAQ.

See also the Unofficial @Home FAQ.

Neil Schneider's Cox@Home mini-HOWTO.

Bob Devore's Redhat 5.0 and @home Network page.

Mark Cornick has put together Redhat 5.1 RPMs to allow connecting to @home with dhcpcd.

midentd patched for glibc systems. midentd is an identd server for connecting to irc.home.com and other efnet irc servers from behind a masquerading gateway.

Christopher Seawood's Linux RoadRunner Setup page.

Marke Wolfe's Config uring Redhat Linux for Southwestern Cable's RoadRunner Service.

Phil Karn's Roadrunner page.

The sdnet.cablemodems newsgroup.

The Cox@Home and RoadRunner homepages.

Related Linux Links

C able Modem mini-HOWTO.

DHCPcd m ini-HOWTO.

The IP Masquerade mini-HOWTO. See Phil Karn's RR page for more masquerade links.

Masq Apps: applications that work through an IP masquerading gateway.

Red Hat Network Device Configuration Tips

David M. Cook


Powered by Plone CMS, the Open Source Content Management System

This site conforms to the following standards: