Re: PPP and ip-up

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Subject: Re: PPP and ip-up
From: S J <mymailid@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2004 14:44:10 -0800
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Alexander Dalloz wrote:

Well, I didnt do anything specific to go online. My router has all my
PPPoE info and when i installed FC3 i was online (it was like magic! ;) )

So the host is the router itself or a machine behind the router? If last, then ppp is not used and thus ip-up.local never called.

Host is the machine behind the router. If ppp is never used, then how am I going to update my IP address?

~SJ

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