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I've been trying to set up my internet connection and router with Ubuntu 12.04 and I've been having some issues. I am currently trying to connect directly through my modem using the PPPoE username and password provided by my ISP. I ran sudo pppoeconf and input my information but was still unable to connect.

Furthermore, my computer is now unable to connect to my wired network and upon startup spends about 5 minutes configuring network options before allowing 60 seconds to complete its task and eventually booting without all networks properly configured.

I am new to Ubuntu and Linux and any beginner friendly help that you could provide would be greatly appreciated.

EDIT: I am still unable to connect to the internet and I've grown to accept that Ubuntu won't successfully interface with my Japanese modem, but I was wondering if there was any way to avoid the 'configuring networks' delay on boot that I have been experiencing.

Dan
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It's quite simple. Just click on the NETWORK icon on top right. Click EDIT ...... and in that, go to DSL tab. and click for NEW. You will bhave 4 or more tabs. go through each of them. and only fill the information which you know. and in the mac address field select your own mac address. Good Luck,.

silenTK
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You need to look at:

network manager says “device not managed”

Although, I am not sure this is an instant fix or anything ..

david6
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I have had the unfortunate experience of tinkering with pppoeconf in kubuntu in the past.

I was able to configure pppoe easily when I disabled bridge mode in my router settings. Check if bridge mode is active in your router settings and disable it and try pppoe again. Bridge mode requires you to provide a username and password everytime you attempt to connect to internet. Once I disabled bridge mode, I was easily able to connect to the internet.

I am not an expert, just trying to help. Try tinkering with your router settings which must be accessible if your computer shows lan connection.

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