PPPOE Connection not working
Ohk, so I've been using Ubuntu since a couple of years now. I've to use the pppoeconf utility to connect to the internet.
A few months back, I had updated my Ubuntu to 11.04 (and probably made a few software updates after that) and that's when my internet connection simply stopped working. I tried to fix the problem by deleting my settings and what not, but it just did not work So I thought the problem must be somewhere inside my system beyond my powers and hence I stopped trying to fix it. When Ubuntu 11.10 Beta1 came out a couple of days ago, I downloaded the iso image and booted from the live CD, but even then it did not work, giving me the same error that it did in 11.04 Code:
Sorry, I scanned 1 interface, but the Access Concentrator of your provider did not respond. I'm not sure if its the new version of pppoeconf in the new Ubuntu or something else that is causing this problem. I'm completely helpless in this case. Any help would be appreciated :( Edit: OK, I tried the 11.10 disc on my friend's computer and it worked fine on his computer which has the same ISP connection as mine. So clearly the fault is in my PC...does the 11.10 Live CD use settings of an existing installation of Ubuntu? |
I have use Ubuntu from 10.04 and I think Network Connections is the default network configuration tool.
Click System>Preferences>Network Connections . I hope it will help you . |
Yep, I had tried that as well, but no luck :(
But in Ubuntu 9.04, pppoeconf starts the connection without any problems... |
I think you should disable pppoeconf , have a try.
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When booting from a Live CD, its already disabled by default, unless I set it up....
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