Re: No route to peer

[email protected] wrote:

>>I try to use CIPE with SUSE 8.2 and ADSL. Before this I used it with 
>>ISDN and it was fine....
>>But now I get a error message when I start the daemon:
>>for peer xy  Error: No route to peer....
>>I hope somebody can help me....
>>
>>THX Michael
>>
>>    
>>
>My guess is that CIPE is starting before you have finished connecting to
>your ISP, therefore you don't have a default route.
>
>If you are using PPPoE, I would suggest that you start CIPE after pppd is
>started.  I don't know SUSE so I don't know if there is a place provided to
>do that, but you should be able to edit the /etc/ppp/ip-up script to start
>ciped-cb (instead of having it start automatically).  You probably should
>edit the ip-down script to stop CIPE too.
>
>  
>
I start CIPE manually. So I finish the connection before I start cipe.

"I've found the problem. I've searched it since last week. My Problem 
the SuSE start script. (in German: SuSE ist einfach verknaupt ) It 
searches a route to the peer host only through the devices, which are 
specified in /etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-xxx All other devices are 
ignored by SuSE. Now I tried to copy ifcfg-eth0 in ifcfg-ppp0 and change 
the subnet and IP in ifcfg-ppp0. And now it works. I don't know why 
ip-up had made problems too, maybe SuSE has changed somthing in there 
too. I'll find it out. And the SuSE start script breaks without anny 
logging in /etc/var/messages or cipe.log Thank you Christoph, your 
question about the routes in ip-up has waked the right idea. Daniel "

I found this in the archive. How do I have to change the IP and the 
subnet in ifcfg-ppp0. I only have ifcfg-dsl0.


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