[ltp] Dialup/LAN on 770Z

[Bruno Raoult]

What gives "netstat -rn" when ppp is up?

I think you may use a routing protocol in your corporate lan, so your
eth0 could get this information, instead of having a default route.
This could permit you to have a default route on your ppp link.

Which routing protocol your corporate uses?

Chris Black wrote:

> hmm, I tried that, and while kppp still would connect me, when I'd try to telnet out
> anywhere, I'd get hostname lookup failures, and when trying to do an nslookup, I'd get host
> unreachable errors.  Since my modem is on the same pcmcia card as my ethernet link, do you
> think that may be the reason?
>
> Bob Koss wrote:
>
> > I have to
> >
> > /sbin/ifconfig eth0 down
> >
> > before I can do anything via ppp.
> >
> > Chris Black <cblack@befree.com> writes:
> >
> > > Ok folks, I'm having trouble using my 770z both on my corporate LAN and dialing up to
> > > my ISP. Using KDE's kpp dialer, I can connect to my ISP, but once online I can't do
> > > anything. Traceroute's show my packets are still trying to start at my domain name
> > > when I'm on the LAN, which of course won't work when I'm at home using dialup.  Any
> > > ideas?
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
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