• Usbcore: registered new driver speedtch usb 1-1: found stage 1 firmware speedtch-1.bin CSLIP: code copyright 1989 Regents of the University of California PPP generic driver version 2.4.2 usb 1-1: found stage 2 firmware speedtch-2.bin iptables: (C) 2000-2002 Netfilter core team ADSL line is synchronising DSL line goes up ADSL line is up (800.
• Now put the same in /etc/ppp/pap-secrets. The Fourth Step: Setting up ATM Download and Install libatm1 apt-get install libatm1 The Fifth Step: Running the driver If everything went according to plan, the driver should start as soon as you plug in the SpeedTouch USB modem.
• Yes, and it works great. There's a few things I did differently from the above: You don't need the 'modprobe pppasync' line. I also found you don't need to add the.

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Windows device driver information for Alcatel Speed touch USB ADSL PPP. ADSL (Asymmetrical digital subscriber line) is DSL technologys most deployed form. The technology is used in the transmission of digital information using high bandwidth on phone lines to businesses and homes. The Alcatel SpeedTouch USB ADSL PPP is among the very few modems. Usbcore: registered new driver speedtch usb 1-1: found stage 1 firmware speedtch-1.bin CSLIP: code copyright 1989 Regents of the University of California PPP generic driver version 2.4.2 usb 1-1: found stage 2 firmware speedtch-2.bin iptables: (C) 2000-2002 Netfilter core team ADSL line is synchronising DSL line goes up ADSL line is up (800.

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The Thomson Speedtouch USB modem provides a very low cost way of getting a native IPv6 connection running over PPPoA, giving you the full 1500 Byte MTU. They can be bought second hand on eBay for £5 to £10.

My configuration is based on a Linksys NSLU2 running Debian Squeeze (testing). However, any Debian (or Ubuntu) box should work fine, and I am not aware of anything in this configuration that would not work in Debian Lenny (stable).

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The NSLU2 has the advantage of running on very low power (<5W) and silently. A Sheevaplug or similar would be a good alternative. An excellent guide to installing Debian on the NSLU2 (and Sheevaplug) can be found on Martin Machlmayr's site.

Configuring the Speedtouch modem

Configuring the Speedtouch modem on recent versions of Debian is straightforward. Firstly, you need to obtain the USB firmware for the Modem. I obtained my copy here. Other possible locations and more comprehensive guide to setting up the Speedtouch USB modem on Ubuntu (or Debian) can be found here.

Download the firmware and unpack it:

# wget http://ftp.linux.it/pub/People/md/warez/speedtouch-firmware.tgz
# tar -xvzf speedtouch-firmware.tgz

The files you have just unpacked are driver files for the modem. They are architecture independent, so whether you're using an ARM based system like the NSLU2 or an x86 box doesn't matter. However, the files you use do depend on the version of the modem you have. My modem is the silver v4 variant, and the files ending in '.4' were the versions I needed. So, for example:

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# cp firmware/speedtch-1.bin.4 /lib/firmware/speedtch-1.bin
# cp firmware/speedtch-2.bin.4 /lib/firmware/speedtch-2.bin

Next, install the necessary ppp and atm libraries:

# apt-get install ppp libatm1

Configuring the ADSL Connection

Copy the example ADSL configuration file for PPPoA to the /etc/ppp/peers directory and call it aaisp:

# cp /usr/share/doc/ppp/examples/peers-pppoa /etc/ppp/peers/aaisp

Next, edit /etc/ppp/peers/aaisp for the aaisp connection. Change the username near the top of the file to your aaisp username, so the line should read (for example):

user 'myusername@a.1'

The VPI and VCI need to be replaced with the values in use in the UK (0 and 38 respectively), so replace the existing line with:

0.38

The rest of the file worked OK for my configuration.

You'll also need to edit the /etc/ppp/chap-secrets file to include your aaisp username and password. So your file would include something like:

'myusername@a.1' '*' 'mypassword'

IPv6 Configuration

Again in /etc/ppp/peers/aaisp, you need to add a line to the file to tell it to bring up ipv6. The addresses after the ipv6 option are the link local addresses, and are not related to the ipv6 address range for aaisp. So just use something like ::1 and ::2 unless you've reason to do otherwise. Just add a line to the file:

ipv6 ::1,::2

When ppp is started, if ipv6 comes up correctly, any files in the /etc/ppp/ipv6-up.d/ directory will be run. Create a file and call it, say, /etc/ppp/ipv6-up.d/start-ppp0-ipv6. This file holds the ipv6 range given to you by aaisp. You'll also need to tell it that the default route is through the new ppp link as this doesn't seem to happen automatically when ppp is started. Include the following lines in the file:

Replacing xxxx by the appropriate address given to you by Andrews & Arnold. You'll need to chmod 755 the file you just created so that it can be executed when ppp comes up.

This should be everything you need to bring up ADSL and ipv6. Keep your fingers crossed and type:

# pon aaisp

You'll also probably want to execute this command when the system starts. I included it in /etc/rc.local (as /usr/bin/pon aaisp). I'm not entirely happy with this, as there may be an issue with timing and debian reaching rc.local before the modem is fully initialised, but it's always worked fine for me. More elegant suggestions are welcome.

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ifconfig should now show a ppp0 connection with the ipv4 address allocated automatically, and the newly configured ipv6 address.

LAN configuration

On the LAN side of your Linux box you want to configure a LAN address. This will usually be a different subnet. In my case, I chose 2001:8b0:xxxx:1::/64. Edit /etc/network/interfaces, and include the following lines (assuming your LAN interface is eth0):

Also, install and configure radvd if you wish to advertise the appropriate ipv6 subnet on the LAN.

Firewall

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You'll probably also want to ensure your LAN is protected from the big bad internet by a firewall. I did this by including two files in /etc/network/if-up.d/.

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Here's my iptables for ipv4 (/etc/network/if-up.d/iptables):

And here's the slightly simpler ip6tables (/etc/network/if-up.d/ip6tables):

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Finally don't forget to chmod +x these two files to ensure they'll execute when the interfaces come up.

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