On 11/15/2010 1:46 AM, SOMA Sekhar Saraswatula wrote:
Thanks for reply
1)I did removed default route to eth0
2) defaultroute added in OPTIONS
3) replacedefaultroute /* ## This is producing error as not found
commnad so I din't used this. */
But before running the ppp script in TS7200 I ran the script
in Redhat linux. Where it is creating PPP0 defualt route and able
to connect to internet.
But same script is having issue in creating the route in TS7200.
In TS7200 there are no default IP-UP and IP-down scripts. I copied
those script from Redhat. Is it the cause of the issues?
where Can I get IP-UP & IP-DOWN script for TS-7200 (usually
linux maintains them in /etc/ppp/ folder. In TS7200 I am unable
to find IP-UP/IP-DOWN.
#1, RedHat is not Debian, nor is it TS-Linux, you can't just go
copying scripts from one and tossing them into the other.
#2, You also can't rely too heavily on "it works in redhat", one of
Linux's greatest advantages and faults is everyone can do it
different. Kernel differences, source version differences, compiler
differences, all of these can play heavily upon if the end product
does what you want it to.
So, toss the RedHat scripts, if you're using Debian off SD then read
up on how they handle ppp, otherwise start reading the pppd
manpage. Thankfully pppd is fairly easy and takes care of most
things itself. As for the issue with replacedefaultroute that's
probably from you using a older version of pppd then the one Jim was
talking about.
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Jason Stahls
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