John B writes:
> So, it does look like eth0 has to be up and running before stopping ppp.
That shouldn't happen. It begins to look a bit like a pppd bug.
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John Hasler
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Dancing Horse Hill
Elmwood, WI
John Hasler wrote:
>
> David Wright writes:
> > Not being up-to-date with the new network scripts, I would suggest you up
> > your eth0 before poffing your ppp.
>
> > Perhaps your poff scripts would reestablish the routes automatically but
> > for the fact that eth0 is still down.
>
> poff just
David Wright writes:
> Not being up-to-date with the new network scripts, I would suggest you up
> your eth0 before poffing your ppp.
> Perhaps your poff scripts would reestablish the routes automatically but
> for the fact that eth0 is still down.
poff just kills pppd, which should put everythin
Quoting John Bagdanoff ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I've been experimenting getting ppp running as a backup when my cable
> modem connection goes belly up for whatever reason.
> I disable eth0 with: ifdown eth0.
> Then I pon
> & later I poff
> I then do a: ifup eth0
> Now I cannot access the internet thr
I've been experimenting getting ppp running as a backup when my cable
modem connection goes belly up for whatever reason.
I disable eth0 with: ifdown eth0.
Then I pon
& later I poff
I then do a: ifup eth0
Now I cannot access the internet through my cable modem (connected to
eth0).
My original routi
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