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onds. If Dial on Demand is disabled, it may be useful to set the time-out to zero to
prevent automatic hang-up.
The configuration of T-DSL is very similar to the DSL setup. Just select T-Online as
your provider and YaST opens the T-DSL configuration dialog. In this dialog, provide
some additional information required for T-DSL—the line ID, the T-Online number,
the user code and your password. All of these should be included in the information
you received after subscribing to T-DSL.
17.4.6 IBM System z: Configuring Network
Devices
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for IBM System z supports several different types of
network interfaces. YaST can be used to configure all of them.
The qeth-hsi Device
To add a qeth-hsi (IBM Hipersocket) interface to the installed system, start the
Network Devices > Network Settings module in YaST. Select one of the devices marked
Hipersocket to use as the READ device address and click Edit. Enter a device number
for the read channel, write channel and control channel (example device number format:
0.0.0600). Then click next. In the Network Address Setup dialog, specify the IP address
and netmask for the new interface and leave the network configuration by pressing Next
and OK.
The qeth-ethernet Device
To add a qeth-ethernet (IBM OSA Express Ethernet Card) interface to the installed
system, start the Network Devices > Network Settings module in YaST. Select one of
the devices marked IBM OSA Express Ethernet Card to use as the READ Enter a device
number for the read channel, write channel and control channel (example device number
format: 0.0.0600).device address and click Edit. Enter the needed port name, port
number (if applicable) and some additional options (see the Linux for IBM System z:
http://www.ibm
Device Drivers, Features, and Commands manual for reference,
.com/developerworks/linux/linux390/index.html), your IP address,
and an appropriate netmask. Leave the network configuration with Next and OK.
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