by Eric F. Boddi » Tue, 13 Oct 1998 04:00:00
Have a question and was wondering if anyone could help. I can connect to
my isp and the login
goes fine. I can ping the my ISP, but when I try to run netscape the
browser hangs. the only error
message that I think I see is the message in the debug part of the tail
-v -f /logs/messages section
that states:
Not replacing default route to eth0 [192.99.141.254]
I assume this is my problem, but dont really know it means . Any help
would be appreciated.
TIA
Eric
by Clifford Ki » Tue, 13 Oct 1998 04:00:00
Another way is to remove the eth0 default route if you don't need it,
which is likely. A specific network route will do just fine for a
single internal LAN.
: Hi,
: Have a question and was wondering if anyone could help. I can connect to
: my isp and the login
: goes fine. I can ping the my ISP, but when I try to run netscape the
: browser hangs. the only error
: message that I think I see is the message in the debug part of the tail
: -v -f /logs/messages section
: that states:
: Not replacing default route to eth0 [192.99.141.254]
--
Clifford Kite Not a guru. (tm)
by Kalevi Hautanie » Wed, 14 Oct 1998 04:00:00
: Have a question and was wondering if anyone could help. I can connect to
: my isp and the login
: goes fine. I can ping the my ISP, but when I try to run netscape the
: browser hangs. the only error
: message that I think I see is the message in the debug part of the tail
: -v -f /logs/messages section
: that states:
: Not replacing default route to eth0 [192.99.141.254]
: I assume this is my problem, but dont really know it means . Any help
: would be appreciated.
: TIA
It really seems to be so. What that message really means is you have a
default gateway defined when invoking PPP -link. Even if you have
specified 'defaultroute' in your options, pppd does not replace existing
default route. Solution to this is to not having a default route when pppd
comes up. You can do it simply adding into a script you're using to invoke
ppp, a line like this:
route del default
But remember, if you really need a default gateway in your LAN, there's no
other solution to restore it but write into some script, used to pull down
your PPP link, a line like this:
route add default eth0
Kalevi
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by Eric D Warma » Wed, 14 Oct 1998 04:00:00
Any help is appreciated
-Eric
> Have a question and was wondering if anyone could help. I can connect to
> my isp and the login
> goes fine. I can ping the my ISP, but when I try to run netscape the
> browser hangs. the only error
> message that I think I see is the message in the debug part of the tail
> -v -f /logs/messages section
> that states:
> Not replacing default route to eth0 [192.99.141.254]
> I assume this is my problem, but dont really know it means . Any help
> would be appreciated.
> TIA
> Eric
by Eric F. Boddi » Wed, 14 Oct 1998 04:00:00
> Another way is to remove the eth0 default route if you don't need it,
> which is likely. A specific network route will do just fine for a
> single internal LAN.
> : Hi,
> : Have a question and was wondering if anyone could help. I can connect to
> : my isp and the login
> : goes fine. I can ping the my ISP, but when I try to run netscape the
> : browser hangs. the only error
> : message that I think I see is the message in the debug part of the tail
> : -v -f /logs/messages section
> : that states:
> : Not replacing default route to eth0 [192.99.141.254]
> --
> Clifford Kite Not a guru. (tm)
This solved my problem and is much appreciated. Long live the Linux community.
by Anatolij Vasilcenk » Tue, 20 Oct 1998 04:00:00
Anatolij
1. PPP not replacing existing default route to eth0[0.0.0.0]
Hi there... We've been having more than our share friggin' problems
with getting a PPP connection going... As has everyone else (it
seems). Here is our situation:
Linux 1.3.32, pppd 2.2
2 P-90's on a local ethernet.
1 Mean Netcom account.
Modems-a-plenty.
A burning desire to get rid of Windows 95 <G>.
Really good coffee.
...so, as you can see, we're not completely badly off... Moreover, we
DO get the modem to dial, we DO get the login to happen, and
everything, to a point. In fact, it actually seems like the ppp
connection is working. The real pain is that we get this message when
we have the pppd launch in full fledged "I'll post every message I get
to the root user on tty0" (debug and verbose modes both on) and that
message is, effectively, this:
ppp not replacing existing default route to eth0[0.0.0.0]
We have no idea why. Linux doesn't even seem to think this is an
error. If we don't have debug and verbose modes on, this is not
reported. Further, our local network is alive and kicking, we can
rlogin, ftp, ping each other silly (and cross platform too! Win95 can
ping/ftp/telnet to Linux, and, with the proper servers, Linux can do
the same to Win95). When the pppd is running we can ping each other
on our LAN, and our Netcom host (over the InterNet). We just can't
seem to get to anything else on the InterNet. When we try to ftp
somewhere it never even sends data out over the modem...
Can you help? Please E-Mail us! Thank you gentleman/ladies...
-Jeff & Mike
PS: Netscape 2.0B, at this point, also says we need to set the
$SOCKS_NS environment variable ???
PPS: Mike just informed me if we take support for the ethernet card
out of rc.inet1 we can do ftp's and some things but no Netscape. Just
that "unable to do the DNS message."
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