Fedora VS USB ADSL modem

Hi everyone, I have install Fedora core 3 before chistmas and eveything looks good so far; except the internet connection! I have been looking all over the net before christams and now today (4pm!, been at it all day) and except people having similar issues, I can't find any solution out there.

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Hi everyone,
 
I have install Fedora core 3 before chistmas and eveything looks good so far; except the internet connection!
 
I have been looking all over the net before christams and now today (4pm!, been at it all day) and except people having similar issues, I can't find any solution out there.
 
My PC connect to the net using a Webstar 100 on USB connection.
I also have a network card connected to a hub (I share the net connection from my pc in winXP)
 
---->USB Modem--->My PC--->HUB--->2 PCs
 
Fedora Network Configuration:
 
Devices:
Eth0
Name:Eth0
Status:Active
(no usb modem??)
 
Hardware:
 
Description:
Linksys NC100 Network E.F.E. 10/100
Type:Ethernet
Device: Eth0
Status: OK
 
Description:
USB CDC Ehternet driver
Type:Ethernet
Device: Eth1
Status: System
--------------------------
 
Looks like Linux knowes that there's something connected to the usb and that it's an ethernet device..
 
How do I explain to Fedora that it's an ADSL modem?

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