Oliver Elphick writes:
> The package you need for automatic dial on demand is diald.
Ppp is quite sufficient for most purposes. Pppd supports dial-on-demand.
Run pppconfig, select "Advanced", and select "Demand".
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On Tue, 2003-11-18 at 21:33, Nathan wrote:
> I recently appointed myself computer person at the local teen center.
> Unfortunately, things aren't going as well as I would like. I've managed
> to configure so that the modem will now dial in and send the password,
> but things still die off before th
I recently appointed myself computer person at the local teen center.
Unfortunately, things aren't going as well as I would like. I've managed
to configure so that the modem will now dial in and send the password,
but things still die off before the line is fully up.
My vision is a setup in which
Donald Spoon writes:
> One thing to consider when writing rules for Firewalling and IPMASQ is
> the fact that the ppp0 (dial out) interface doesn't exist on the system
> until you actually dial-out and make a connection.
In the case of demand-dialing it does.
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David Raeker-Jordan wrote:
I am using iptables and ipmasq; might that be preventing pppd from dialing
out? I got ipmasq working, but I am not very conversant with it.
To answer my own question -- yes, ipmasq was preventing pppd from dialing
out in demand mode. If I turn ipmasq off, then pppd w
> I am using iptables and ipmasq; might that be preventing pppd from dialing
> out? I got ipmasq working, but I am not very conversant with it.
>
To answer my own question -- yes, ipmasq was preventing pppd from dialing
out in demand mode. If I turn ipmasq off, then pppd will dial out on demand.
Michael Wardle wrote:
> On Wednesday, February 5, 2003 03:47, David Raeker-Jordan wrote:
> > I know that this question has been asked recently, but I obviously must be
> > missing something because I cannot get PPP to work on demand.
>
> I recently set up something similar on my home firewall box.
On Wednesday, February 5, 2003 03:47, David Raeker-Jordan wrote:
> I know that this question has been asked recently, but I obviously must be
> missing something because I cannot get PPP to work on demand.
I recently set up something similar on my home firewall box.
Are you able to dial out using
I know that this question has been asked recently, but I obviously must be
missing something because I cannot get PPP to work on demand.
Currently I use pon/poff to dial into my ISP and get my dynamic IP address.
I want to automate the process so that ppp dials out automatically.
Here is my curre
"Randy Orrison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> I'm a relative newbie to Linux and Debian (though in a former life I was a
> Unix sysadmin). I've installed potato r3, upgraded to 2.2r4, and had my
> pppd working fine, dialling out on demand at reasonable and predictable
> times. Now I've upgr
| From: Debian User [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Sent: 17 November 2001 20:32
|
| On Sat, 17 Nov 2001, Randy Orrison wrote:
| > times. Now I've upgraded to woody and it's dialling out every
| > 5-10 minutes, then hanging up after the idle timeout. I've
| > looked at all the /var/log/...
|
| Maybe
| -Original Message-
| From: nate [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Sent: 17 November 2001 19:54
|
| Randy Orrison said:
| > I'm a relative newbie to Linux and Debian (though in a former life
| > I was a Unix sysadmin). I've installed potato r3, upgraded to
| > 2.2r4, and had my pppd working fin
On Sat, 17 Nov 2001, Randy Orrison wrote:
> times. Now I've upgraded to woody and it's dialling out every 5-10 minutes,
> then hanging up after the idle timeout. I've looked at all the /var/log/...
Maybe you have exim/sendmail/$YOUR_MTA set to send a queue every 10
minutes?
Randy Orrison said:
> I'm a relative newbie to Linux and Debian (though in a former life
> I was a Unix sysadmin). I've installed potato r3, upgraded to
> 2.2r4, and had my pppd working fine, dialling out on demand at
try running a network sniffer like iptraf, keep it
up and watch the packets..th
I'm a relative newbie to Linux and Debian (though in a former life I was a
Unix sysadmin). I've installed potato r3, upgraded to 2.2r4, and had my
pppd working fine, dialling out on demand at reasonable and predictable
times. Now I've upgraded to woody and it's dialling out every 5-10 minutes,
th
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