December 2002 3:03 p.m.
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Subject: Re: Dial On Demand
> old fashion. Anone know if Dial on Demand is in RH8 and if so where it
> is? Samba is up and printing from XP through RH8 with no problem.
Dial-On-Demand is provided by pppd now.
Various answers on how to do it ava
> old fashion. Anone know if Dial on Demand is in RH8 and if so where it
> is? Samba is up and printing from XP through RH8 with no problem.
Dial-On-Demand is provided by pppd now.
Various answers on how to do it available from Google. I like this one
though:
http://www.davidpashl
do it :) I used to have a dial on demand set up and filters which
controlled what came into the house and what would be sent out. By
content not by packet type. I am getting ready to set up Fetchmail in
old fashion. Anone know if Dial on Demand is in RH8 and if so where it
is? Samba is u
Hi All,
I have a dial-on-demand (DOD)to ISDN installed on a small multi homed
network of 10+ workstations using pppd and it works like a dream. Recently I
have noticed that the server dials out more often- every 20 minutes or so
during the night and I am struggling with logging the first packet
Nov 2001, AD Marshall wrote:
>
>> Could someone offer some quick tips to get ppp dial-on-demand (to ISP) working from
>boot-up via the command-line and how to configure it (ppp?) to kill the dial-up link
>after x minutes of TCP/IP inactivity -- not input (kb, mouse) inactivity, if n
Thanks to all who helped I now have this figured out.
The details: Red Hat 6.2, kernel 2.2 16-3, IP masquerading set up with
Pmfirewall, rp3 used to set up internet connection and wvdial as the
dialler. I selected Red Hat>Internet>Dialup Configuration Tool. In the box
that opened, I selected the
Cynthia Pearce wrote:
> I am still working to get dial on demand for my intranet. I have read the
> pppd man page and I understand all the options. My problem seems to be the
> chat script. The man page didn't help as much with this. Any ideas as to
> where I can find instru
I am still working to get dial on demand for my intranet. I have read the
pppd man page and I understand all the options. My problem seems to be the
chat script. The man page didn't help as much with this. Any ideas as to
where I can find instructions on this? I have ip forwarding and pmfir
Bryan Liles wrote:
> You might want to have a look at Diald. There is a link to it at
> http://freshmeat.net/appindex/1998/02/24/888343869.html.
The pppd "demand" option works pretty well nowdays too.
man pppd.
Bret
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ow then, that's the catch, I suppose... I need to convert my startup from
> autorunning the autodialer (which starts up automatically) to a
> dial-on-demand system, or I'm not gonna be able to use my main voice line...
>
> Have I made this all clear as mud?
_
tup from
autorunning the autodialer (which starts up automatically) to a
dial-on-demand system, or I'm not gonna be able to use my main voice line...
Have I made this all clear as mud?
The next step will come after the strike is over & I can get my DSL
equipment installed I wi
Kirk Taylor wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have finally setup dial on demand within ppp. It works fine except
> when I start netscape. I have it set to go to a blank page on startup,
> but it still insists on triggering the ppp and forcing it to dial as
> soon as I hit a button
Hi,
I have finally setup dial on demand within ppp. It works fine except
when I start netscape. I have it set to go to a blank page on startup,
but it still insists on triggering the ppp and forcing it to dial as
soon as I hit a button on startup. It then locks up X until it
connects, or I
ubject: RE: Problems with dial on demand
On 27-Jul-2000 Jerry Winegarden opined:
> Also, check to make sure you don't have multiple files whose name
> STARTS with: ifcfg-ppp0...(e.g. ifcfg-ppp0, ifcfg-ppp0.bak, ...)
> because linuxconf will think that you have MULTIPLE ppp devi
> Cindy
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Bill Sandiford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 2:54 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Problems with dial on demand
>
>
> Hi :
>
> I am trying to use redhat 6.2 as a d
On Thu, 27 Jul 2000, Cindy Pearce wrote:
> Hi Bill,
>
> I'm a novice at Linux so I don't have your answer but I would be interested
> in how to make my gateway machine dial the net when one of the machines on
> my network requests it.
>
pppd now has dial-on-d
sday, July 25, 2000 2:54 PM
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Subject: Problems with dial on demand
Hi :
I am trying to use redhat 6.2 as a dial on demand router for my network.
>From the machine itself, I access the internet and it dials whenever the
connection is needed however, f
Steve Arnold wrote:
>
> Bill Sandiford wrote:
>
> > I am trying to use redhat 6.2 as a dial on demand router for my network.
> > >From the machine itself, I access the internet and it dials whenever the
> > connection is needed however, from the hosts on my n
> I am having problems configuring diald. Can you please suggest some good
> documentation for it??
Thank you
kapil
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Bill Sandiford wrote:
> I am trying to use redhat 6.2 as a dial on demand router for my network.
> >From the machine itself, I access the internet and it dials whenever the
> connection is needed however, from the hosts on my network I cannot access
> the net (it doesn't e
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Date: Tue, 25 Jul 2000 14:54:10 -0400
>Hi :
I am trying to use redhat 6.2 as a dial on demand router for my network.
>From the machine itself, I access the internet and it dials whenever the
connection is needed however, from the hosts o
On Tue, 25 Jul 2000, Jamin Collins wrote:
> Based on what you stated so far, I'm assuming that you have not configured
> any form of NAT translation, correct? If not, I suggest getting the
> init.firewall script from ftp://duke.eburg.com/pub/linux/init.firewall.
> This will help in setting your R
that may cause your Red Hat box
to dial when there is no real request.
Jamin W. Collins
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From: Bill Sandiford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 1:54 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Problems with dial on demand
Hi :
I am trying to use redhat 6.2
Hi :
I am trying to use redhat 6.2 as a dial on demand router for my network.
>From the machine itself, I access the internet and it dials whenever the
connection is needed however, from the hosts on my network I cannot access
the net (it doesn't even cause the router machine to di
Bill wrote:
> I need a hand (or point in the right direction) for setting up redhat as
> a dial on demand router. working properly. What I need to do is figure
> out how to make it automatically dial when it receives traffic headed
> for the internet on the network interface, and t
Hi Bill,
> I need a hand (or point in the right direction) for setting up redhat as a
> dial on demand router.
Sorry, I am not going to answer your question, but I think the PPP-HOWTO
handles this topic. I am going to give you a little warning instead :).
If you are
On Fri, 21 Jul 2000, Bret Hughes wrote:
> Bill Sandiford wrote:
>
> > Help :
> >
> > I need a hand (or point in the right direction) for setting up redhat as a
> > dial on demand router. I already have the ppp connection configured and
> > working properly.
Bill Sandiford wrote:
> Help :
>
> I need a hand (or point in the right direction) for setting up redhat as a
> dial on demand router. I already have the ppp connection configured and
> working properly. What I need to do is figure out how to make it
> automatically dia
Help :
I need a hand (or point in the right direction) for setting up redhat as a
dial on demand router. I already have the ppp connection configured and
working properly. What I need to do is figure out how to make it
automatically dial when it receives traffic headed for the internet on
On Sat, 22 Jan 2000, Larry Owens wrote:
>
> I've been trying to set up a home network with dial-on-demand. So far,
> I've had no luck. I think it's because 6.1 uses WVDIAL instead of pppd and
> chat, but I'm not sure. Has anyone mananged to make this wor
Larry Owens wrote:
>
> I've been trying to set up a home network with dial-on-demand. So far,
> I've had no luck. I think it's because 6.1 uses WVDIAL instead of pppd and
> chat, but I'm not sure. Has anyone mananged to make this work?
Yes. Try i
clients, and wont drop the connection if one of the clients still
wants to be connected.
hth
charles
On Sat, 22 Jan 2000, Larry Owens wrote:
>
> I've been trying to set up a home network with dial-on-demand. So far,
> I've had no luck. I think it's because 6.1 use
I've been trying to set up a home network with dial-on-demand. So far,
I've had no luck. I think it's because 6.1 uses WVDIAL instead of pppd and
chat, but I'm not sure. Has anyone mananged to make this work?
Thanks in advance,
Larry
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Hi,
I think there is documentation for this, but I haven't been able to
find it yet.
I am trying to set up a RH 5.1 box (with all the latest RPMs) on a
local network in my house to do the following:
1. Dial up a specific PPP connection when needed, and then
27;. I can't remember if this gave me an
error,
>or if I got a message stating "interface added". Does this sound like the
>culprit for the boot time error? Where would I look to remove the interface
>"down"?
>
>Dial on Demand:
>
>Is my impression of w
t;interface added". Does this sound like the
culprit for the boot time error? Where would I look to remove the interface
"down"?
Dial on Demand:
Is my impression of what dial-on -demand is correct? If I have a machine set
up as an Internet router using IP Masquerading and th
I use the diald from /contrib on my 5.0/2.0.32 masquerade box for a 10-user
LAN & it works great. Occasional timeoutes, but just retry & you get right
through.
Ed Jaeger, CFO, Bohlender Graebener Corporation
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.bgcorp.com
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>On Wed, 18 Mar 1998, Ben Boeve wrot
El 18 Mar 98 a las 14:51, [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribio:
> On Wed, 18 Mar 1998, Ben Boeve wrote:
> Dial on Demand and Diald are two different but similar things. If
> you want to use diald, which will probably do what you want, then
> you can get it at http://www.loonie.net/~eschen
On Wed, 18 Mar 1998, Ben Boeve wrote:
> I am interested in setting up linux for dial on demand, ip gateway for
> my
> local lan to local ISP.
Oh, there's a fine rpm for diald also, but I don't know whether it
works with glibc. Anyone else know?
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On Wed, 18 Mar 1998, Ben Boeve wrote:
> I am interested in setting up linux for dial on demand, ip gateway for
> my
> local lan to local ISP.
>
> Help!
Dial on Demand and Diald are two different but similar things. If you
want to use diald, which will probably do what you wan
Assuming you have ppp already working:
Go to the last article at
Good luck. I'm still working on it.
Ryan
At 11:54 AM 3/18/98 -0700, Ben Boeve wrote:
>I am interested in setting up linux for dial on demand, ip gateway for
>my
>local lan to local ISP.
>
>Help!
>
I am interested in setting up linux for dial on demand, ip gateway for
my
local lan to local ISP.
Help!
Thanks!
Ben Boeve
TuCreative Technology
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