Hey mate, you've lost me there :) Not sure what the default route is and
how to check it?

Thanks
Matt

> Hi have you checked whether the default route is being assigned to ppp0
> and not eth0. good luck
>
> On Sat, 2006-02-25 at 11:17 +1300, Matthew Whiting wrote:
>> Hey cheers all for your suggestions so far. Appreciate your help!
>>
>> Am still stuck, so thought I'd backtrack and explain what I've done so
>> far. Basically followed through the instructions on
>> http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=93852 except used the
>> ltmodem-3.81b1.tar.gz package as suggested by ebonflame. Thought this
>> would mean I would be okay with gcc 4.0 instead of 3.4. However,
>> installation failed without 3.4 and I had to install. No problems
>> however
>> with further installation and I thought everything was sweet when my
>> modem
>> was detected by gnome-ppp and dialed. But alas... it don't want to stay
>> connected. Grrgh.
>>
>> Any further thoughts as to how I could diagnose and sort this problem
>> would be cool... Damn, I wish I hadn't bought a winmodem!!!
>>
>> Cheers
>> Matt
>>
>> > Matthew Whiting wrote:
>> >> Okay, from /var/log/syslog:
>> >>
>> >> Feb 24 13:27:42 localhost kernel: [4300481.877000] PPP generic driver
>> >> version 2.4.2
>> >> Feb 24 13:27:42 localhost pppd[9069]: pppd 2.4.3 started by matthew,
>> uid
>> >> 1000
>> >> Feb 24 13:27:42 localhost pppd[9069]: Using interface ppp0
>> >> Feb 24 13:27:42 localhost pppd[9069]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/ttyLTM0
>> >> Feb 24 13:27:44 localhost pppd[9069]: Modem hangup
>> >> Feb 24 13:27:44 localhost pppd[9069]: Connection terminated.
>> >> Feb 24 13:27:44 localhost pppd[9069]: Exit.
>> >>
>> >> So, yep, two seconds and it disconnects. That's all I can come up
>> with
>> >> from the logs.
>> >>
>> >> Cheers
>> >> Matt
>> >>
>> >>> On my distro ppp logs to various files depending on the type of
>> output
>> >>> in;
>> >>>
>> >>> /var/log/daemons/
>> >>>
>> >>> Cheers Ross Drummond
>> >>>
>> >>> On Fri, 24 Feb 2006 09:49, Nick Rout wrote:
>> >>>> somewhere in /var/log i would think.
>> >>>>
>> >>>> if you can't find it quickly run:
>> >>>>
>> >>>> cd /var/log
>> >>>> grep ppp * -r
>> >>>>
>> >>>> and you should find ppp's logs.
>> >>>>
>> >
>> > Matt, here is my /etc/ppp/options, this was given me by a kindly
>> Telstra
>> > tech some years ago to deal with problems I had connecting. give it a
>> try.
>> >
>> > ==== cut here ====
>> > lock
>> > noauth
>> > defaultroute
>> > ipcp-max-configure 65
>> > ipcp-accept-local
>> > ipcp-accept-remote
>> > idle 600
>> > ==== cut here ====
>> >
>> > John
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>>
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