I am using openSuse 12.2 to try and set up a PPP connection using BSNL. I am able to access the modem’s settings using 192.168.1.1. However, I am not able to dail using either Yast/QPPP or using Gnome-network manager. QPPP seems to be dropping the line saying it is getting terminal signal 15. I would prefer to set it up using Gnome-network manager. Any ideas how to dial using it?
Still not enough information! Is this device an ADSL modem? If so, you don’t need a dialling utility, but should be able to configure via the network manager, or if you prefer to use ‘ifup’, via YaST>>Network Devices>>Network Settings. Usually, the modem is set to act as a DHCP server, in which case it should assign an IP address for you.
Yes, it is an ADSL modem (ADSL 2 router to be precise). I also have Windows installed on my machine, and I have to dial to get access to the internet. As shown in the above link, I am able to access 192.168.1.1. But I am not able to browse the web.
Thanks for looking into this. If you need any more information, I will be happy to provide them.
I think you mean that your ADSL modem/router requires you to connect via PPPoE (with username/password), rather than handling this authentication itself. (Most broadband connections are always connected.)
Maybe the YaST >> DSL utility will allow you to configure the connection.