I think the problem is with the DNS. There's an option in kppp that disables
any other DNS than those you specified in kppp (those you enteres in
linuxconf for example) while you connect to the net. Uncheck this option and
try again.
Mike Tracy Holt, escribió:
No, actually, I am trying to
Guillermo Belli wrote:
If you uncheck that box, you won't be able to dial up at all (been
there); you get the message 'pppd has died unexpectedly'.
Mike
I think the problem is with the DNS. There's an option in kppp that disables
any other DNS than those you specified in kppp (those you
On 5/05/00, at 11:01, Alan Shoemaker [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Kirk/Mikeif I'm reading this correctly you guys are both
trying to connect to other computers in a private lan and also
to connect to the internet via a wide-band connection such as
cable or dsl with a single nic card?
No, not
On Fri, 05 May 2000, you wrote:
No, actually, I am trying to connect to my lan (nics and hubs and all) and
at the same time connect to the web using my modem (regular dial up
connection).
I'll take any suggestions though
I had problems when first starting to use Linux. I was on a small
On Sat, 06 May 2000, Colin Whipple wrote:
On Fri, 05 May 2000, you wrote:
No, actually, I am trying to connect to my lan (nics and hubs and all) and
at the same time connect to the web using my modem (regular dial up
connection).
I'll take any suggestions though
I had problems when
I don't think I really qualify as a Linux geek yet either... but here's my
best shot.
As far as your connection with kppp, it really shouldn't be that difficult.
One thing I've noticed (and written to this list and the expert list about,
nobody seemed to want to answer), is that you can either
Of course! His LAN connection is probably set up as the default route/gateway
and as a result internet requests are being routed to the Appletalk network.
Try doing a '/sbin/route del default' (sans quotes) before dialing and see what
happens. In theory, kppp will assign a new default route.
Kirk/Mikeif I'm reading this correctly you guys are both
trying to connect to other computers in a private lan and also
to connect to the internet via a wide-band connection such as
cable or dsl with a single nic card?
If that is the case with you, then the problem is that you
need a
No, actually, I am trying to connect to my lan (nics and hubs and all) and
at the same time connect to the web using my modem (regular dial up
connection).
I'll take any suggestions though
Mike
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