On Thu, 26 Apr 2001 at 10:46am (-0000), bhaskar baruah wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> Can one help me in determining what wrong with my PPP
> connection ?
> Here is a snap shot of the /etc/var/messages..
>
>
> Aug 24 08:16:50 hfcu pppd[726]: local IP address 202.141.83.11
> hfcu pppd[726]: remote IP address 61.0.129.41
> Aug 24 08:16:50 hfcu pppd[726]: primary DNS address 63.79.246.2
>
> The local IP assigned by my ISP 202.141.83.11 is same as the IP
> address of the machine(from where I'm trying to connect) which is
> connected in a LAN..
I've found depending on the server I'm dialing into I sometimes need to
add..
PPPOPTIONS=noipdefault
... to my ifcfg-ppp0 file. (I'm pretty sure about that syntax but it's been
a while.) Some servers seem happy to give what ever IP address they are
asked for. *shurg* If you turn on debugging for ppp0 and look at the
requests and responses for the config negotiation you should be able to
confirm this.
M.
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