On 26-Aug-00, Lamar McLouth wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I've sent this E-Mail before but did not get any feedback. Maybe this
> time I'll have better luck.
How about an uninformed guess from someone who has never used two
interfaces at once? Is that better than no answe4r at all, or worse?
> I think it has something to do with another PPP interface starting,
> which "cancels" the first one. I've tried selecting unit 1 for the
> appp.device of the second PPP but I keep getting a critical error:
> "iface_init: could not open DEVS:Networks/appp.device unit 1"
> Does anyone have a solution to this problem?
Sorry, just more questions
Is appp.device capable of opening two interfaces at once?
Does your connection to Palm pilot have to use PPP?
I would also like to know the answer.
I think that unless you have some sort of routing set up ,the interfaces are
mutually exclusive.My only relevant experience was with a win95 machine on a
network, lost it`s network connection when accessing the internet, and vice
versa.
I Installed an ICS server, and that solved the problem.
It could also be incompatible IP addressing systems (Internet and LAN
addresses conflicting).
Just a couple of ideas, hope it helps:)
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