Re: Browsers won't connect to modem

Arlen Carlson wrote: > Sounds to me like you may have a problem with a gateway IP # being set up...at > least that's one possibility. As an example, I have this problem on my > notebook; when my notebook is connected to the small network I have set up, I > use my desktop machine as a gateway (its

Re: Browsers won't connect to modem

.5. # # hide-password noauth connect "/usr/sbin/chat -v -f /etc/chatscripts/provider" debug /dev/ttyS2 115200 defaultroute noipdefault user keithandcecile remotename provider ipparam provider usepeerdns Thanks again for your help. Keith --

Re: Browsers won't connect to modem

Thanks for helping me out. John Hasler writes: > What do you by 'trouble'? It is not connecting to the Net if it is not > authenticating. I attached the output from wvdial to show you what I mean. > Why are messing around with diald stuff when you have pppd configured for > demand dialing? Th

Re: Browsers won't connect to modem

Thanks for helping me out. John Hasler writes: > What do you by 'trouble'? It is not connecting to the Net if it is not > authenticating. I attached the output from wvdial to show you what I mean. > Why are messing around with diald stuff when you have pppd configured for > demand dialing? Th

Browsers won't connect to modem

I just reinstalled Debian 2.2.r3 from disk, and now I can't get any internet programs to connect to the modem (which was working fine before). Mozilla gives " can't be found" error message and Lynx gives "unable to connect to remote host" error message. Modem never dials. - Pppconfig autodetect