You want to connect network through PPPoE to get fixed IP address provided by ISP. Because Fedora 20 doesn't have a GUI to setup PPPoE setting, you must to manually specify it.
1. Find your network interface name.
ifconfig
You find that p3p1, for example, is your interface name. It is different with eth0 for the old Fedora version for some reasons.
2. Setup PPPOE settings.
pppoe-setup
Please specify your network interface to p3p1. Please remember to specify DNS otherwise Web Browser cannot work. You can refer the page for the details. http://blog.xuite.net/michaelr/linux/69281107
3. Connect PPPOE.
/sbin/ifup ppp0
1. Find your network interface name.
ifconfig
You find that p3p1, for example, is your interface name. It is different with eth0 for the old Fedora version for some reasons.
2. Setup PPPOE settings.
pppoe-setup
Please specify your network interface to p3p1. Please remember to specify DNS otherwise Web Browser cannot work. You can refer the page for the details. http://blog.xuite.net/michaelr/linux/69281107
3. Connect PPPOE.
/sbin/ifup ppp0
Or
adsl-start
4. Check if the PPPoE is workable.
/sbin/pppoe-status
5. Disconnect PPPoE.
/sbin/ifdown ppp0
4. Check if the PPPoE is workable.
/sbin/pppoe-status
5. Disconnect PPPoE.
/sbin/ifdown ppp0
寫的很清楚！
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