Well a basic trouble shooting set of steps goes like:
1. ifconfig ppp0 - check interface has been created and logon succeded
2. ping DNS servers by IP addresss (see /etc/ppp/resolv.conf)
3. ping servers by name (e.g. google, bbc)
If 1 fails then you need to check your logs to see why pppd fails
Hi Jonathan,
Adding to what Alex wrote.
There is always the kernel log in
/var/log/messages
You need to be logged in as root to access it, however.
In my experience, this gives pretty good details for what is happening. If
the kernel log suggestst that it is a problem with PPP st
As said, check /var/log/messages as root, you need to look for the following
pppd CHAP messages:
pppd[1510]: rcvd [CHAP Challenge
pppd[1510]: sent [CHAP Response
pppd[1510]: rcvd [CHAP Success
A idicates that your ISP servers have successfully authenticated
your machine, if it's stuck at the
Hi all ... first steps on getting two modems working, and I hit a problem
straight away.
System is FreeBSD 4.3. Downloaded latest speedtouch-1_0 driver.
I have two speedtouch USB modems. Both have worked fine on their own.
I get the same problem with both modems plugged into the USB card o
On Thu, 2002-03-28 at 12:30, Rob wrote:
>
> Hi all ... first steps on getting two modems working, and I hit a problem
> straight away.
>
> System is FreeBSD 4.3. Downloaded latest speedtouch-1_0 driver.
>
> I have two speedtouch USB modems. Both have worked fine on their own.
>
> I get th
At 16:55 28/03/02 +, alex wrote:
>On Thu, 2002-03-28 at 12:30, Rob wrote:
> > Script runs
> > /usr/local/bin/modem_run -v 1 -d /dev/ugen0 -f /usr/local/libdata/mgmt.o -m
> > /usr/local/bin/modem_run -v 1 -d /dev/ugen1 -f /usr/local/libdata/mgmt.o -m
>
>Well it looked ok up to BLOCK1. Looking
Mmm, possibly it would make sense. Do you have strace on *BSD (I'm
guessing yes). If you ran that we may see where modem_run is hanging up
on the second modem_run (probably different places in your two failure
modes). An incantation like
strace -e file /usr/local/bin/modem_run -v 1 -d /dev/ugen1
At 00:30 29/03/02 +, alex wrote:
>Mmm, possibly it would make sense. Do you have strace on *BSD (I'm
>guessing yes). If you ran that we may see where modem_run is hanging up
>on the second modem_run (probably different places in your two failure
>modes). An incantation like
>
>strace -e file
