I recently setup a ppp-over-ssh tunnel to another linux box. Everything works great as expected, EXCEPT for one thing. When the ppp connection comes up, something<pppd? redhat?> is adding a route to my (206.4.67.0) subnet on the other box. Which, of course, prevents ssh from working as its being sent through the ppp0 interface that is actually an ssh connection. You see the problem? Now, the box that's adding the -net route is a RedHat Manhattan release, running 2.0.35 with routed running. I am also running routed on MY box (that which initiates the whole shebang). Is it routed thats adding the route? I've setup hundreds of ppp connections before and have yet to see this (its definately NOT setting the defaultroute from ppp, because I added nodefaultroute to the options file). But the route is definately getting added, and it definately blows up the whole connection. So it almost has to be routed, eh? Does anyone have any suggestions for this? The route comes up after all the /etc/ppp/ip-up (--> /etc/sysconfig/if-up) scripts have run, so I can't just add a route del 206.4.67.0 someplace in there. ? G'day! -- n i c h o l a s j l e o n / elegance through simplicity / / good fortune through truth / http://mrnick.binary9.net / not all questions have answers / mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-ppp" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
