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hsimon@comway.com.au (Horst Simon) wrote:

>I will get a cable modem connection to my ISP and can not find
>any information how to set Linux up as the router on my network
>with a dynamic assigned IP-Address.

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Thanks to all who replied, I found all the necessary documentation and
followed the instructions given in the Cable-Modem Mini-Howto for my
ISP in Australia. I get as far as pinging the Proxy Server at the ISP,
but when I try to log on using rrclientd I get following replies:

kinit: Configuration file does not specify default realm when parsing
        name hsimon
kdestroy: No credentials cache file found while destroying cache
               Ticket cache not destroyed!

The syslog has following entries:

rrclientd [155]: GSS-API error parsing name: An invalid name was
                        supplied.
rrclientd [155]: GSS-API error parsing name:  Configuration file does
                       not specify default realm
rrclientd [155]: rrclientd encountered an error.

The login command I use is as follow:
rrclientd -u hsimon  /etc/rrpasswd dce-server

The cable connection is ok, since I have it working with
Windows95.

Any hints or contacts to ask appreciated. 

Thanks
Horst Simon
<hsimon@comway.com.au>