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[Dave Plater <davejplater@xxxxxxxxx>]

On 11/06/2009 11:38 AM, Per Jessen wrote:
> Dave Plater wrote:
>
>   
> > This is all the log says with nodefaultroute:-
> > Nov  6 12:44:07 Arbuthnot ifup:     dsl0      name: DSL Connection
> > Nov  6 12:44:07 Arbuthnot pppd[28092]: Plugin rp-pppoe.so loaded.
> > Nov  6 12:44:07 Arbuthnot pppd[28092]: RP-PPPoE plugin version 3.8p
> > compiled against pppd 2.4.5
> > Nov  6 12:44:07 Arbuthnot pppd[28092]: Plugin passwordfd.so loaded.
> > Nov  6 12:44:07 Arbuthnot pppd[28092]: defaultroute option is disabled
> >     
> Good.
>
>   
> > Nov  6 12:44:07 Arbuthnot ifup-ppp: interface dsl0 is up
> >     
> Good.  But you said the interface doesn't stay up? 
>
>
> /Per
>
>   
Hi, just to let everybody know that I've solved my international and local 
internet routing dilemma. I discovered rp-pppoe and installed
it, setup a pppoe connection for my local account and then discovered that when 
it (ppp0) was up it didn't become the default device so I
used ip route add to "address range I want routed through ppp0" dev ppp0 to add 
all the address ranges I wanted to go through ppp0 and with
the use of wireshark tested it and hey presto my local (South African) internet 
addresses were routed through my local only account and
international traffic used eth0 through the international account. I'm still 
not sure how to get this to all happen automatically but I've
made a script so far to add the routes.
Thanks Per for your help
Regards
Dave P
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