Hello, Following the hint from Savio Ramos, I installed etherconf. The package tried to configure dhcp. I configured it for static, then edited /etc/network/interfaces , commenting out the lines of static configuration. After, called pppoeconf and it "seemed" to work. But after a new reboot, pppoe did not worked again. Weird: a new pppoeconf cycle and pppoe is up again, until the next boot.
See the plog after a boot: Aug �2 20:59:31 debian pppd[754]: RP-PPPoE plugin version 3.3 compiled against pppd 2.4.2 Aug �2 20:59:31 debian pppd[758]: pppd 2.4.2 started by root, uid 0 Aug �2 20:59:32 debian pppd[758]: PPP session is 5304 Aug �2 20:59:32 debian pppd[758]: Failed to create PPPoE socket: Address family not supported by protocol Aug �2 20:59:32 debian pppd[758]: Exit. Now, see the plog after a pppoeconf (ip numbers edited): Aug �2 21:03:22 debian pppd[1101]: Couldn't increase MRU to 1500 Aug �2 21:03:22 debian pppd[1101]: Couldn't increase MTU to 1500 Aug �2 21:03:22 debian pppd[1101]: Couldn't increase MRU to 1500 Aug �2 21:03:22 debian pppd[1101]: PAP authentication succeeded Aug �2 21:03:22 debian pppd[1101]: peer from calling number 00:xx:yy:zz:tt:kk authorized Aug �2 21:03:23 debian pppd[1101]: Cannot determine ethernet address for proxy ARP Aug �2 21:03:23 debian pppd[1101]: local �IP address 200.zz.XX.xx Aug �2 21:03:23 debian pppd[1101]: remote IP address 200.zz.XX.yy Aug �2 21:03:23 debian pppd[1101]: primary � DNS address 200.zz.xx.yy Aug �2 21:03:23 debian pppd[1101]: secondary DNS address 200.zz.xx.yy What is wrong? Why a pppoe connection can not be made after a reboot? Is there a missing module? Is the problem at some network configuration file? The d-i from 13 july had a working pppoe. Thanks. Andr� Felipe
