Your freebsd system is already installed?
#ifconfig [nic card(.ko)] inet [0.0.0.0] netmask [0.0.0.0]
#route add default [192.168... (or 10. . . )...
a... substitute the nic card name, ie re0, fxp0
b... proper values in the ifconfig above
c... proper value in the route add default
My understanding (very limited) is that if your firewall allows it, that
will connect you if the router firewall allows it, and the router is one-not-the-other
type... (the latter needing auth and/or pppoe and/or...)
So in one case at least, figuring out the values above (you can search ifconfig's
for similar network values on the web) may work.
Sorry no time to actually re-read your post, I am limited as to the amount of
time I can browse forums...
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