Kirk Lawson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> el d�a Fri, 21 Aug 1998 14:41:14 -0400,
escribi�:
>Hi,
>
>I think I've got a mangled diald.conf script.
>
>First, what I'm trying to do, then my (messed up?) script.
>
>First. I've got IP Masq. working, and I want to use diald to
>automatically connect and disconnect my Masq. server to my ISP. My
>connect script is working just fine (/etc/ppp/connect), but whenever I
>enable diald, it refuses to pass packets properly to the ppp port
>(ppp0). I'm thinking that it's a problem with sl0 (or whatever), which
>probably means it's problem in my conf fille (/etc/diald.conf). My ISP
>assigns me a dynamic IP, but my local IP on my private network is
>192.9.200.99
This is not a private ip.
>here's the diald.conf that I've been trying to use:
>=====
>mode ppp # Set mode to ppp
>connect /etc/ppp/connect # location of my connect script
>device /dev/modem # alias for the modem
>speed 115200 # seems like a good idea
>modem # use modem not serial line
>lock # prevent other dev. using modem
>crtscts # user hardware flow control
>local 192.168.2.1 # IP on a subnet that I don't use
>remote 192.168.2.2 # IP on a subnet that I don't use
>dynamic # assign dynamic IP from ISP
>defaultroute # install defalt route in routing table
>include /usr/lib/diald/standard.filter # include standard.filter
>======
Have in mind that connect must be a _chat_ script.
You have something in /etc/ppp/options ?
Sergio
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