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Using Tata Indicom Mobiles / USB Modems on Linux

Follow the below steps to configure your Tata Indicom Mobile / Walky / USB Modem using USB data cable.

1.We can access internet only using USB cable / USB Devices on Linux OS.
2.Driver’s installation for USB data cable is not required in Linux OS.
3.The device can only be accessed from root login which is admin login in Linux OS
4.Linux OS has 2 types of desktop environments Gnome and KDE. We can configure using any of the desktop environments, either Gnome or KDE.

The following version of Linux are supported.
Redhat Enterprise Linux 3 & above
Fedora Core 5,6 & above
SUSE Desktop Linux 9,10 & above
Debian Linux 5,6 & above
Ubuntu Linux 5,6 & above
 
Please have this link: http://www.tataphoton.com/download/dialers/dialup-internet-on-linux.pdf


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