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Summary
Using a network requires that you initiate
some form of network connection. Most local networks use Ethernet as a
connection medium, and Linux includes excellent support for Ethernet
networking. Most such networks require that you either configure your IP
address manually or use a DHCP client to do the job. Linux includes support for
both methods. Many other local network technologies use these same methods of
configuration. One major exception is a PPP connection, which is most commonly
used for low-speed network links over telephone lines. These are handled by pppd , the
Linux PPP daemon. This program may be controlled through GUI configuration tools,
simple scripts, or the diald dial-on-demand daemon. In any of these cases, a PPP connection
creates a network interface that, from a software perspective, is similar to an
Ethernet or other local network interface.
