Re: Cannot determine ethernet address for proxy ARP
On Wednesday 26 January 2005 23:37, Mingkai Hsueh wrote:
>I'm using verizon DSL and get this message.
>Can someone help me out
>
>X bytes:24780 (24.1 KiB) TX bytes:24780 (24.1 KiB)
>
>IBM-X22:~# plog
>Jan 26 23:07:48 localhost pppd[1911]: Couldn't increase MTU to 1500
>Jan 26 23:07:48 localhost pppd[1911]: Couldn't increase MRU to 1500
>Jan 26 23:07:48 localhost pppd[1911]: Couldn't increase MRU to 1500
>Jan 26 23:07:48 localhost pppd[1911]: PAP authentication succeeded
>Jan 26 23:07:48 localhost pppd[1911]: peer from calling number
>00:D0:BA:04:E8:84 authorized
>Jan 26 23:07:48 localhost pppd[1911]: Cannot determine ethernet
> address for proxy ARP
>Jan 26 23:07:48 localhost pppd[1911]: local IP address 10.4.10.238
>Jan 26 23:07:48 localhost pppd[1911]: remote IP address 10.4.8.1
>Jan 26 23:07:48 localhost pppd[1911]: primary DNS address
> 151.196.0.38 Jan 26 23:07:48 localhost pppd[1911]: secondary DNS
> address 151.196.0.39 IBM-X22:~#
I haven't looked at a PPPoE login in ages, leaving all that to my
linksys router running in gateway mode. But, except for the notes
about MTU & MRU and the fact that it came from the ppp daemon instead
of the PPPoE (they're std, PPPoE runs at 1492 on the client/your side
of the connection), this almost looks like a successfull connection.
You were assigned a local address, presumably by a DHCP server, and
given the DNS IP's you need to use for lookups, so it should be
working. Is it not?
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