On Sat, 2 Jan 1999, Akop Pogosian wrote:
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: > > Dec 31 04:39:49 debian icmplogd: destination unreachable from
: > > [209.44.32.73]
:
: I have no idea what that IP address is. It just starts pinging me once I
: establish a ppp session.
Here's who to ask if you want to find out:
boh
On 1 Jan 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you for responce. I looked at old usenet archives and ppp-howto. It
looks like I have a routing problem, either on my side or on the server
side. I can talk to the dial-up server but no other hosts, even the DNS
servers are unreachable. This is what I
Akop,
Did you try to dial you ISP with a terminal emulator, like minicom? This is
a good way to find out exactly what it expects as far as send and expect
strings.
The log looks similar to mine. My ISP uses CHAP. Have you tried making a
chap-secrets and using the name option in options?
On Thu,
Ok, I have set up ppp connections several times but I am not an expert.
I am trying to connect to my new ISP, INTX.NET (if anyone else is using
INTX.NET as their ISP, please tell me what you do!) I had real hard time
figuring out what kind of strings my ISP sends and expects. I have
already manage
I few days ago, I wrote:
>There is something with my PPP setup that really startles me:
>(Teles S0.3 card, Debian Linux 1.2.6 distribution, 2.0.27 kernel)
>
>I have two ISPs, one (lets call it "I1") supports ISDN, the
>other one ("I2") supports ISDN and analog modem connect
>There is something with my PPP setup that really startles me:
>(Teles S0.3 card, Debian Linux 1.2.6 distribution, 2.0.27 kernel)
>
>I have two ISPs, one (lets call it "I1") supports ISDN, the
>other one ("I2") supports ISDN and analog modem connections.
>
>I can connect to I1 without any problems
>
> I was experimenting
> with setting up ppp over a nul modem cable (with little luck, I might
> add).
To get mine working, I had to instruct getty not to die if it didn't see
the Carrier-Detect/DSR/CTS set. Otherwise, it wigged if the cable wasn't
hooked up. Getty would respawn faster than a ra
Well, I fixed the problem, but I still don't understand it.
First, it has nothing to do with the kernels (whew).
At the same time I was building the new 2.0.27 kernel, I was experimenting
with setting up ppp over a nul modem cable (with little luck, I might
add). After giving up on the ppp issue, I
I have recently been experiencing a problem with ppp. The problem began
when I built myself a new 2.0.27 kernel, but does not seem to be related
to the kernel.
Here's the problem: After a boot up, I can ppp to my ISP just fine the
first time, but after dropping the connection, I can not establish a
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