by Joe DeBis » Sun, 25 Aug 1996 04:00:00
I'm having a problem with my dial-in ppp account.
The local ip is 204.97.217.5
the remote ip is 205.246.28.5
When I dial in and connect everything is OK locally, but I can not get
anything to work on the internet.
When using a web browser, its resolves the ip address, connects and waits
for a reply forever.
What am I doing wrong??? Please help!
Joe DeBiso
by Xuanning Hua » Tue, 27 Aug 1996 04:00:00
: I'm having a problem with my dial-in ppp account.
: The local ip is 204.97.217.5
: the remote ip is 205.246.28.5
: When I dial in and connect everything is OK locally, but I can not get
: anything to work on the internet.
: When using a web browser, its resolves the ip address, connects and waits
: for a reply forever.
: What am I doing wrong??? Please help!
: Joe DeBiso
I have a similar question. Any posted or emailed help is highly
appreciated.
David Huang
by Fabrizio C. Bartolin » Wed, 28 Aug 1996 04:00:00
I solved the same problem by typing the following line into my router
iproute add xxx.xxx.xxx.remote_ip/32 xxx.xxx.xxx.server_ip
I have an ascend P25 router but this should work on any router. The only
thing is that it doesn't store this information so every time the power
you'll have to retype it
FB
When i connect to my ISP using PPP on Linux or Win95
a default route is set automatically. I have now succeded making a
connection with PPP / SCO OS5, but I haven't found any way to get the
default gateway set automatically. Is there a way to do this ?
routed is running on my machine, should gated be setup an ran instead ?
If anyone has made this work, please post a brief description !
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