pings are also not a good indication. ICMP is often dropped somewhere
along the line ...
On Fri, 2009-04-17 at 10:22 -0500, Dave Booth wrote:
> your blackberry may be getting those things, but you should check
> whether (1) your system adds a default route properly (2) your system
> actually popul
your blackberry may be getting those things, but you should check
whether (1) your system adds a default route properly (2) your system
actually populates /etc/resolv.conf with the DNS data. Fedora pretty
much requires you to use their network scripts to start pppd, if you
dont the link may be live
I've installed all the latest barry packages. My provider is Bell
Mobility (Canada) and the device is a blackberry. When I start the pppd
(using copies of Sprint scripts) it connets and I get an ipaddress, dns
name servers etc, but I can't ping anything down the link. Everything
just times o
