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> I am not a network pro, therefor I ask you gladly for help. I have a |
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> gentoo box with 2 eth0 cards. |
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You don't. You have two Ethernet cards maybe. |
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> config_ppp0=("ppp") |
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> link_ppp0="eth1" |
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> plugins_ppp0=("pppoe") |
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> pppd_ppp0=( |
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> "defaultroute" |
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> "usepeerdns" |
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> ) |
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> username_ppp0="xxxx" |
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> password_ppp0="xxxx" |
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> |
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> config_eth1=("85.183.112.3 broadcast 85.255.255.255 netmask 255.0.0.0") |
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> config_eth0=("192.168.1.1 broadcast 192.168.1.255 netmask 255.255.255.0") |
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The main problem here is: Your internet connection is on ppp0, not eth1. |
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eth1 makes connection with your modem, so IP communication is not |
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direct, rather tunneled (you don't need an IP configuration therefore on |
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eth1). |
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config_eth1=("null") |
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Also remove the second config_ppp0 line, it overwrites your first one |
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which you need ( config_ppp0=("ppp") ). You should get your IP address |
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from your ISP even if it's static. |
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