I tried this and it still says the same thing.  I added a defaultroute to the 
/etc/ppp/options file...

To disable the default route to eth0, do I just take out the gateway setting in 
the /etc/sysconfig/network file??

Thanks,
JFeole

        
        > connect but it deosn't seem to add the ppp connection as the
        > defaultroute as the log shows..
        
        You need the "defaultroute" option in your options file.
        
        > 
        > I'm using KPPP as the front end to this and if I uninstall the 2.3.10
        > pppd, and replace it with 2.3., the problem seems to disappear...Maybe
        > there are changes in the KPPP app...???  Anyone seen this?  PPPlog
        > below...
        
        > Jan 24 21:27:13 angus pppd[1404]: not replacing existing default route
        > to eth0 [192.168.1.1]
        
        AHA! Here's the culprate.  You already have a default route.  pppd will
        not replace it.  This is a behavior of pppd, not KPPP.  I have no idea 
why
        the behavior is different under different versions of KPPP. Only thing I
        can think of is the older version must have deleted the default route, 
and
        then it was decided that this was not a Good Thing to do.  Which it 
isn't.
        
        However, in your case, before you start pppd, you should make sure you
        don't have a default route.  You can either delete it manually, or
        reconfigure your ethernet card without a default gateway.
        
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