> Try to syslog off to another host while you replicate the problem
> and see if you get any log messages. that should tell you if
> something is crashing since the network on the LAN side stays up.
Okay, the Syslog was a good idea. :) I'm directing syslog msgs to my
workstation 10.0.0.1 now.
I did a fresh install, set the LAN IP address to 10.0.0.35 in the
console, entered the web interface and set the WAN to PPPoE, set
username+password, and it connected to my ISP (can see that in the
syslog).
I should note that I have another router in my LAN, which is acting as
my main router, going by the IP 10.0.0.25. 10.0.0.1 is my workstation.
But the second router SHOULD not be a problem, or is it?
As soon as I turn on Dian on Demand, the following happens:
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: mpd: caught fatal
signal term
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] IPCP: Down
event
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] IPCP: state
change Opened --> Starting
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] IPCP: LayerDown
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] IFACE: Down
event
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] exec:
/sbin/route delete 85.25.105.100 -iface lo0
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] exec:
/sbin/ifconfig ng0 down delete -link0
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] IFACE: Close
event
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] IPCP: Close
event
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] IPCP: state
change Starting --> Initial
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] IPCP:
LayerFinish
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] bundle: CLOSE
event in state OPENED
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] closing link
"pppoe"...
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] link: CLOSE
event
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] LCP: Close
event
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] LCP: state
change Opened --> Closing
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] LCP: phase
shift NETWORK --> TERMINATE
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] setting
interface ng0 MTU to 1500 bytes
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] up: 0 links,
total bandwidth 9600 bps
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] IPCP: Down
event
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] closing link
"pppoe"...
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] LCP:
SendTerminateReq #5
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] LCP: LayerDown
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] link: CLOSE
event
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] LCP: Close
event
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] LCP: rec'd
Terminate Ack #5 link 0 (Closing)
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] LCP: state
change Closing --> Closed
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] LCP: phase
shift TERMINATE --> ESTABLISH
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] LCP:
LayerFinish
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] device: CLOSE
event in state UP
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] device is now
in state CLOSING
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] device: DOWN
event in state CLOSING
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] device is now
in state DOWN
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] link: DOWN
event
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] LCP: Down event
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] LCP: state
change Closed --> Initial
2005-09-30 02:56:09 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:07 mpd: [pppoe] LCP: phase
shift ESTABLISH --> DEAD
2005-09-30 02:56:11 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:09 mpd: mpd: process 200
terminated
2005-09-30 02:56:11 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:09 mpd: mpd: pid 428, version
3.18 (root at fb411 dot neon1 dot net 13:42 8-May-2005)
2005-09-30 02:56:11 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:09 mpd: [pppoe] ppp node is
"mpd428-pppoe"
2005-09-30 02:56:11 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:09 mpd: [pppoe] exec:
/sbin/ifconfig rl1 up
2005-09-30 02:56:11 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:09 mpd: [pppoe] using interface
ng0
2005-09-30 02:56:11 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:09 mpd: [pppoe] IPCP: peer
address cannot be zero
2005-09-30 02:56:11 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:09 mpd: [pppoe] IFACE: Open
event
2005-09-30 02:56:11 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:09 mpd: [pppoe] setting
interface ng0 MTU to 1500 bytes
2005-09-30 02:56:11 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:09 mpd: [pppoe] exec:
/sbin/ifconfig ng0 10.0.0.1 10.0.0.2 netmask 0xffffffff link0
2005-09-30 02:56:11 Daemon.Info 10.0.0.35 Sep 30 00:55:09 mpd: [pppoe] exec:
/sbin/route add 10.0.0.1 -iface lo0
The last two lines are remarkable. It would seem the monowall assigns
the IP address 10.0.0.1 to its WAN interface, and sets a route entry
to localhost for that IP. Okay - 10.0.0.1 is my workstation. No wonder
that no packets get thru anymore then. Why would it use an actually
and already existing IP for the WAN interface?
-Frank | 