I'm not sure if you've connected using minicom or netconfig as yet. If you
have please mail me how you did this. I came across a software for Redhat
called ezppp that can be downloaded for free from the net. It has a
friendly GUI, and thru this (after 2 months of exhaustive retrials), my
connection went thru without a
problem. I am now in the 'connected' league!!!!
:))) Jessie
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> From: Darren Greer : Information Systems : Ext. Page
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: PPP Setup Question
> Date: 5. juni 1998 08:18
>
> Ok here goes an effort to explain this properly:
>
> I am trying to setup PPP on my newly installed RedHat 5.0 Linux Box. I
have
> set up my resolv.conf file so that it looks like this:
> domain myprovider.com
> nameserver my.provider.name.server
> I know the nameserver works. I connect in minicom, and exit without
resetting
> and then run pppd. I do an ifconfig and I can see that it has assigned
me
> IP (dynamically obviously). But when I try to ping anything, it does not
see
> anything. I have read the PPP-HOWTO but (unfortunately for me) I am new
to
> linux and have difficulty following everthing at this point. If anyone
can
> point me in the right direction I would appreciate it greatly. Thanks,
>
> Darren
>
>
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