local lan problem after adsl pppoe connection

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Hi everyone. I have an adsl modem configured in bridge mode. i use it to connect to internet by a pppoe connection.
I have no problem in window$ but in opensuse and maybe other linux distros when i try to connect to pppoe connection , i lost my connectivity to my local network. I can’t connect to any local addresses like 192.168.1.1…
indeed I 'm using kde network manager for establishing pppoe connection.

What’s wrong with linux?

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didn’t try ever to establish PPPoE through OS (linux or windows) because all modern modems or routers can do this by themselves.
What adsl model do you have?

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but if you want strictly to use OS, you can try firstly to use forum search,
for example here: https://forums.opensuse.org/english/get-technical-help-here/network-internet/453831-pppoe-through-lan-connection.html

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Thanks,but i have some restrictions and want to make pppoe connection by OS.
indeed the solution you mentioned,did not work :frowning:
i 've found after establishing pppoe connection, ip address of my local ethernet (eth0) and the route table for local network are being lost.
but i don’t understand WHY??!!!

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After a try and error. i found it’s a problem of kde network management.
after establishing the pppoe connection by it, the ip address of local ethernet adapter being deleted (eth0) and then it changes the route 192.168.1.0/24 (local lan) with interface ppp0 that everyone can see it’s wrong.

I do delete this route,add the ip of local lan interface, add the right route for eth0, all by hand in console,and then both internet and local lan works fine.
I think it’s a really BIG BUGG in network manager.

Do I must report this as a bug?

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phenomx64 wrote:
> What’s wrong with linux?
then
> but i don’t understand WHY??!!!
and finally
> Do I must report this as a bug?

Since you started out blaming linux, without even considering that it
might be your understanding at fault, I suspect you may not get many
suggestions here.

But yes, report it as a bug. If you’re right, you’ll help improve the
product. If not, you’ll at least give the devs a laugh.