On Wed, 10 May 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I tried to do the following for this by crating more files in /etc/ppp
> directory and added the following lines.
>
> created filename: options.ttyC0 (ttyC0 is the terminal name for
> Card Interface as shown in /dev directory)
>
> Added lines in the file:
>
> -detach
> asyncmap 0
> lock
> crtscts
> modem
> :202.52.231.220
>
> The IP address is assigned to the terminal ttyC0.
>
> What made surprise to me is that, after doing this, I was able to
> make a ppp connection to the terminal and so can exchange
> POP3 mails, but it does not work while browsing.
You are probably not able to access anything after the server, right?? Not
even through other applications other than the browser (FTP, telnet,
etc.).
I don't know if you have this option on you /etc/options file (this is the
general config. file for pppd, note that it doesn't have the device name
in its name), but you should have the option 'proxyarp' in one of your
config. files (either /etc/options or /etc/options.ttyCxx).
Also, don't forget to enable IP forwarding, if it's not already enabled.
To do that, just run:
echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Ivan
