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Chapter 10. Connecting to the Internet
This chapter explains how to use
Red Hat Linux to connect to the Internet via a telephone dialup, ISDN
(Integrated Services Digital Network), DSL (Digital Subscriber Line),
Ethernet, or wireless connection. First, it provides an overview of
networking and explains how to use the Network Administration Tool,
an X-based program that makes it easy to connect to the Internet via
an Internet service provider (ISP). The chapter also explains how to
use
wvdial,
a program that can establish a telephone dialup connection to the
Internet but doesn't require X. Next, the chapter
describes several popular network client applications available
under Linux, including the Mozilla web browser, the Ximian Evolution
email client, and a graphical FTP client. Finally, the chapter gives
some tips on how to configure Linux to work with your cable or DSL
modem if the Network Administration Tool is unable to do so.
