Beginners • Re: Installing ISP software to configure ip settings

sudo apt-get install CyberPower_PDNU2_Linux_64bit_v2.1.1.sh

You're doing the wrong thing.

You're trying to install a shell script using the apt package manager. Apt is telling you that it doesn't have a package with the same name as the shell script.

Try

Code:

cd <directory containing downloaded file>sudo chmod +x CyberPower_PDNU2_Linux_64bit_v2.1.1.shsudo ./CyberPower_PDNU2_Linux_64bit_v2.1.1.sh

Replace <directory containing downloaded file> as required.

That will at least run the shell script. It may or may not install correctly.

Lastly, that software appears to have nothing what so ever to do with routers and ISPs and everything to do with a particular brand of UPS and related devices.

yea the software itself is what i need, i have fiber optic internet through point broadband in my area and the device that acts as my modem is cyber power, could get you the model number if you wanted to look into it, but i dont have an independent router, just a small wall plug in that sends the wifi signal. I dont think this would be considered the router and not sure if it would have an ip address. Also i tried to run the command you provided and it said this

sudo chmod +xCyberPower_PDNU2_Linux_64bit_v2.1.1.sh
chmod: missing operand after ‘+xCyberPower_PDNU2_Linux_64bit_v2.1.1.sh’
Try 'chmod --help' for more information.

Statistics: Posted by jexknifz — Thu Dec 05, 2024 9:34 pm