Re: Default route ppp+Gateway

Alvie (bishop12@ionet.net)
Wed, 18 Aug 1999 11:03:19 -0500

Thanks for the suggestion but I could'nt make it work.
I put "nodefaultroute" in the ppp options file and then the ppp0 interface
would'nt come up.
/var/log/messages showed the user logged in and ppp packets being sent.
Then "LCP terminated by peer".
Total connect time ist 2 min. then "modem hangup".
It seems the only way to get a ppp login is to use ppp0 as the default gw.
Can what I'm trying to do even be done using this approach?
thanks again.
Alvie

The Win95 machine said "The computer you are dialing into cannor establish a
Networking connection.
----- Original Message -----
From: Bruce Stephens <bruce@toorak.com>
To: Alvie <bishop12@ionet.net>
Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 1999 5:57 PM
Subject: Re: Default route ppp+Gateway

> Try nodedafult in the ppp options.
> Regards,
> Bruce.
>
>
> >Could someone please describe a typical ISP setup.
> >I am trying to use mgetty AutoPPP on redhat 6.0 for my dialin connection.
> >Using private address numbers.
> >This is working great except that
> >PPP seems to insist on being the default gateway.
> >I need eth0 to be the default gw to my internet connection.
> >I have tried "route delete gw" and "route add -host" then "route add gw
> >eth0"commands
> >but then lose routing for my remote callin client.
> >Maybe I'm asking the wrong question?
> >Help
> >TIA
> >
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