At 19:01 04/01/2003 +0200, you wrote:
On Sat, 4 Jan 2003, Eran Levy wrote:My Routing table shows the same as written in the cables-DHCP-pptp-HOWTO.
> Ok I have fixed the problem. Im not getting this error message again.
> BUT, Ater Im running the ./cablestart script Im getting the right message:
> ""Determining IP Information for eth0.... done."
(That was the output of 'ifup eth0': dhcp n eth0 works fine)
> When I try to ping the outside world Im getting nothing..
> The netstat table looks as it should look (As I saw in Cables-DHCP-pptp-HOWTO).
> The ifconfig shows the right things: eth0, ppp0, lo and the right IP
> addresses.
Could you please provide your routing table?
When im running route to see the routing table it takes a minute to give me my routing table. When Im running my routing tables without resolves the names - netstat -r -n. It doesnt take time at all. It shows the routing table in as second.
> Im not getting error. I just can ping the outside world... what should it be?I cant ping the outside world. I can only ping my IP addresses (212.something...and the 10.something addresses)
You can or you can'tping the outside world?
I can ping 194.90.1.5.Can you ping an IP address?Try pinging your default gateway . Try 194.90.1.5
but I cant ping www.walla.co.il and their IP address. It doesnt even give me a "Request timed out" answer. When I ping it gives Nothing.
> MTUs: > eth0: 1500 > lo: 16436 > ppp0: 1460 > . > any idea? FWIW I recently connected to netvision and the connection required no "dialer" at all. Just plain dhcp. The address of my eth1 is 212.[something]
The DHCP is working fine.
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