On Fri, 17 Aug 2001, Mary Christie Generalao wrote:
..
> Do the dialin ppp ports need to have IP addresses on
> same subnet as my ethernet port?
Unless you're doing IP forwarding (or rather IP masq) I think you would
need that.
> My remote users can connect via PPP without any
> problem, but they cant see the server, nor can i "see"
> them with the IP addresses they got assigned. any
> hints please.
can your remote PPP users ping their peer address? if not.. something's
seriously screwed elsewhere. If they CAN, then it's prolly just a routing
issue.
suggest you use portslave instead of hanging mgetty's all over the place.
easier to setup, easier to account (just in case).
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