Re: [opensuse] ADSL and using a dial-up backup line
- From: Bruce Marshall <bmarsh@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2007 11:23:25 -0500
On Wednesday 28 February 2007 11:08, Per Jessen wrote:
Anyone care to tell me/us about your favourite solution? In particular
one that does not involve a router with automatic, built-in dial-up.
Years back I used to use diald, the dial-on-demand daemon, and I was
thinking of using it for this too - but it seems to have more or less
slipped into the very mature state (read unmaintained).
I have used pppd directly for a long period. I currently have a broadband
wireless connection (to the ISP antenna about 1 mile away) which is handled
by a server machine in my house. I use pppoe to the wireless recvr.
But often, if the wireless goes down, I switch to pppd on my main machine
connected to a normal modem.
pppd has always worked fine for me and as you know, is the service that always
ends up being used no matter front end you use to set it up.
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