"Jan C. Pompe" wrote: > > Hi, > I have linuxconf installed together with the isdn-admin package. > I have only a isdn connection to the internet with a stand-alone pc. > Is it possible to configure linuxconf to acces the internet (with the > options "Basic Networking" and "Routing and gateways")? > What do I have to fill in aa gateway, device etc.? > I have a static IP-number (194.109.60.30). (I assume you have succesfully setup the isdn hardware and dial info with isdnadmin) You configure the ippp0 device with your static IP number, and the netmask (often 255.255.255.0) of the remote network. This can be done in the basic networking dialog, or the ISDN configure->net dialog (where you also can setup the remote IP, if known). Then you create a route (in "route to other networks") for network 194.109.60.0 via gateway 194.109.60.30 (your IP). If you want an ondemand default route via isdn, you then go to the "standard routing" dialog and enter a IP number on the remote network as the default gateway. You should also set the dialmode to "auto" (but be careful, if something is setup wrong you may generate an endless loop of connections). Now you may reload the network (linuxconf does this for you), and hopefully a ping to a nonlocal ip should trigger the ippp0 device to dial. There are other ways to do it if this don't work. Please contact me if you need more help. Stein Vr�le --- You are currently subscribed to linuxconf as: [[email protected]] To unsubscribe, forward this message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
