> can your remote PPP users ping their peer address?
> if not.. something's seriously screwed elsewhere.
If the server's local ip at the ppp port is same as my
ethernet ip, they wont be able to ping it. below:
--------------- (ttyS0: 192.168.0.1)
eth0 - | dialin server | ----- // ---- 192.168.1.2
--------------- (remote)
192.168.0.1
But if I assign the local and remote peer ip from a
different subnet as my eth0, they can only ping my
ppp0 ip but not my eth0:
--------------- (ttyS0: 192.168.1.1)
eth0 - | dialin server | ----- // ---- 192.168.1.2
--------------- (remote)
192.168.0.1
ill probably try portslave once i got this thing
working :)
christie
> Unless you're doing IP forwarding (or rather IP
> masq) I think you would
> need that.
> 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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