I'm running Ubuntu Jaunty using the network manager package that comes
with the distro. It is version 0.7.1~rc.4.1-0ubuntu2. The
network-manager-pptp package is version 0.7.1~rc.4.20090316
+bzr23-0ubuntu3.
My PPTP VPNs get connected fine and traffic passes just like I want it
to. The problem is
Yes I just installed the stuff to work with the ZTE and was getting
the double entry. I was also getting the modem identified as a long
string containing ZTE Model, etc.. when I plugged my Huawei E169 in it
just came up as Mobile Broardband and a single entry.
As well as fixing the double entry
I've been poking at this a bit more, and I understand somewhat better what
is going on.
The ZTE has 3 serial ports withiin the USB interface - one is NMEA (don't
know what it's for), one is supposed to be diagnostic, and one the modem.
When the modem is plugged in, NM probes the ports to see
ext Rick Jones wrote:
I've been poking at this a bit more, and I understand somewhat better
what is going on.
The ZTE has 3 serial ports withiin the USB interface - one is NMEA
(don't know what it's for),
That's probably the GPS device. :)
NMEA is a standard that GPS devices use to
I have a wireless connection with a static IP address 192.168.0.100.
Everything works fine when I'm connected to an Access Point. Without the
access point ping returns connect : Network is unreachable. Using
127.0.0.1 works, but I'd rather have the static IP accessible. The
routing table is
Your email does not make much sense. It may help if you explain what you
are trying to accomplish. The 127.0.0.1 always returns pings because its
the loopback device. If the wireless is not connected to an access point
then I do not see why it would be in the routing tables. If you want a
Before I used Network Manager to manage my connections my wireless
interface would be activated on boot. Without an access point I
(obviously) could not connect to the net, but I could still ping my
local machine with the static IP (192.168.0.100). With Network Manager
managing my connection
