> Chadley Wilson wrote: > > I've already sent this to Eugene Grimsdell to look at. > The problem is that when I remove my eth0 config completely then kppp > connection works > it has some thing to do with routing but when I try to add "route add > default ppp0" it spits out the error no route to host > if any one knows what I have not done pse let me know > > thanks in advance > Chadley Wilson > > > Name: networkerror.html > networkerror.html Type: Hypertext Markup Language (text/html) > Encoding: base64 Try adding this to your /etc/ppp/options file: noipdefault ipcp-accept-local ipcp-accept-remote If you look at ifconfig when you have your network and ppp0 going, one of them has the other's address. You want ppp to have all it's own inet addr in ifconfig. Those settings might not work for you. Actually, they don't work for me in 7.0 with kppp. But they DO work in 6.1 with kppp. In 7.0 I have to use ifup ppp0 to get access. To use ifup, you have to setup ppp in linuxconf (kind of the same things you do for kppp). Some people have gone back to 6.1 kppp and had better luck. I haven't tried that tho.
