On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 12:00:31PM +0200, Komlódy László wrote:
> Alexander,
>
> Unfortunately I was not able to setup network manager to work with my
> HUAWEI E220 3G USB modem. I checked several forums on the net and just
> found one more idea that I did not try yet. It says after the ppp0 setup I
> need to disable networking in the network manager applet menu to check if
> 3G connection works fine.
(Please comment on bug by replying to the bugmail or using the web form
next time.)
The idea of getting ppp work with network manager is to use the System
-> Adminintration -> Network dialog and setup a ppp connection there.
Then test if that alone works. To test that you have to stop network
manager by running:
sudo /etc/dbus*/event*/25NetworkManager stop
that should also make your applet disappear from tray.
Then take a look at your /etc/network/interfaces.
If you configured your PPP connection in gnome network admin (like
above), there should be a ppp iface definition somewhere.
Use that name to test on the console like (lets assume the iface name
is ppp-dsl):
# bring down
sudo ifdown ppp-dsl
# bring up
sudo ifup ppp-dsl
If that doesnt work, its not supposed to work with network manager in
any case. So take care that it works before continuing.
Once that works start network manager like
sudo /etc/dbus*/event*/25NetworkManager start
and see if you can connect to your ppp when using the applet menu.
On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 12:00:31PM +0200, Komlódy László wrote:
> Alexander,
>
> Unfortunately I was not able to setup network manager to work with my
> HUAWEI E220 3G USB modem. I checked several forums on the net and just
> found one more idea that I did not try yet. It says after the ppp0 setup I
> need to disable networking in the network manager applet menu to check if
> 3G connection works fine.
(Please comment on bug by replying to the bugmail or using the web form
next time.)
The idea of getting ppp work with network manager is to use the System
-> Adminintration -> Network dialog and setup a ppp connection there.
Then test if that alone works. To test that you have to stop network
manager by running:
sudo /etc/dbus* /event* /25NetworkManag er stop
that should also make your applet disappear from tray.
Then take a look at your /etc/network/ interfaces.
If you configured your PPP connection in gnome network admin (like
above), there should be a ppp iface definition somewhere.
Use that name to test on the console like (lets assume the iface name
is ppp-dsl):
# bring down
sudo ifdown ppp-dsl
# bring up
sudo ifup ppp-dsl
If that doesnt work, its not supposed to work with network manager in
any case. So take care that it works before continuing.
Once that works start network manager like
sudo /etc/dbus* /event* /25NetworkManag er start
and see if you can connect to your ppp when using the applet menu.
- Alexander