Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Jackalope DSL/PPPoE problem

[ayonkhan]

After I setup my Internet on Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Jackalope via Network Manager (GUI)/Terminal(sudo pppoeconf), my Internet works like a charm, but after I reboot my computer, I cannot connect to Internet further. Even using sudo pppoeconf in terminal again. Please note that, on Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex, I haven't faced this problem.

[mikhail_lem]

Same problem here. I type "sudo pon" and i get a message saying "Unrecognized option /dev/modem"

Helpppp!!!

[ayonkhan]

Firewall!!!
How to disable firewall? Let's try this way.

[NorthernForest]

Same problem here. I type "sudo pon" and i get a message saying "Unrecognized option /dev/modem"

Helpppp!!!

If you want to connect to an dsl-connection, you have to type "sudo pon dsl-provider". Nonetheless it's strange why jaunty doesn't connect automatically during boot-time anymore.

[tarntow]

If you want to connect to an dsl-connection, you have to type "sudo pon dsl-provider". Nonetheless it's strange why jaunty doesn't connect automatically during boot-time anymore.

yes, same here, now i have to type 'pon dsl-provider' just like windows, no more automatic internet connection!

[wiznillyp]

yes, same here, now i have to type 'pon dsl-provider' just like windows, no more automatic internet connection!

Couldn't you just add that to your startup script?

[Mugsy323]

Same problem here. I connected once, then never again.

I've tried configuring "DSL" under "Network Connections". I've tried "pon dsl-provider". Even "sudo pppoeconfig" doesn't work anymore. I'm stumped (I had everything working just fine under Hardy, so I'm none too pleased with Jaunty right now.

My setup:
DSL direct connected. Not wireless. Installed 9 clean (reformat), not an upgrade.
Using XP to type this from same computer, so hardware is working.

[ayonkhan]

Couldn't you just add that to your startup script?

How to add?

[ayonkhan]

option rfc3442-classless-static-routes code 121 = array of unsigned integer 8;

rfc3442-classless-static-routes, ntp-servers;

I have removed above lines from /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf & my internet is working well. I did this because I don't find those lines in Felicia. But finally my internet is working. I don't know how long it will work. One more thing I don't know is this a solution or not! So if anyone can then please let me confirm.

[shazoor]

Try this:

click NteworkManager Applet > VPN connections > Configure VPN.
Under DSL tab select your connection and click Edit.
Under IPv4 settings tab select some other method [Automatic (PPPoE)].

Hope this would work.