Accessing the Internet
To connect to the Internet, you need networking hardware and access to the Internet. Access is provided in one of the following ways:
Office LAN: A work computer is connected to a company LAN. You may need to configure your connection in Linux, or this may be automatic. Your system administrator will provide you with the information you need. Or, your IT department may configure the connection. Connecting the LAN to the Internet is handled by the company.
Home broadband: A home computer is connected via broadband—cable modem, DSL, or wireless services, provided by a cable or phone company or an independent Internet service provider (ISP). Your broadband connection needs to be configured with your connection information. ...
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