Quote:
Originally Posted by jggimi
The network interface for a ppp(4) device is missing -- and that may be the last piece of the puzzle. There's no ppp0 device listed by ifconfig(8).
So, try this:
# ifconfig ppp0 create
Then, retry the # pppd call <filename> once again.
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The
# ifconfig ppp0 create
Seemed to go well, I didn't think to run
and see what it looks like now,
When I ran
# pppd call telcel
I got "remote IP is needed " ( I thought I had copied the exact message, to a usb stick, but
it didn't copy right, I will try that again, and get a exact copy)
"telcel"
Code:
# the calling unit in /dev:
cuaU0
# baud rate
115200
# send debug information to /var/log/daemon
debug
# do not require the ISP to authenticate itself
noauth
# use this connection for the default route
defaultroute
# make this PPP connection when packets are outgoing, disconnect
# when idle 5 minutes. If ntpd(8) is running, ignore its clock synchronization
# packets for idle calculations.
demand
idle 600
active-filter 'not udp port 123'
# don't shutdown if the connection goes idle
persist
# userid for PAP authentication
user webgprs# modem commands to be sent when connecting
connect "/usr/sbin/chat -v -f /etc/ppp/telcel-chat"
On my "Telcel Default" info, looking at networkmanager, on the Debian, it says
default route: 10.64.64.64
my guess is that is what goes here:
Code:
# use this connection for the default route
defaultroute
where it says default route,... but I am not sure if it would be the same IP on openbsd, nor actually what they mean "remote" IP, but I am going to do a "search" (startpage.com) also just now, to see on that. It is getting closer though, now, I think.