Description of problem: PPPoE was configured using pppoe-setup tool and PPPoE connection worked fine. After change PPP0 configuration in the system-config-network I have got error from pppd: Dec 20 18:17:28 localhost pppd[6271]: CHAP authentication failed: Authentication failed Dec 20 18:17:28 localhost pppd[6271]: CHAP authentication failed Dec 20 18:17:28 localhost pppd[6271]: Connection terminated. All works fine after reconfiguration the PPP0 connection using pppoe-setup Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): system-config-network 1.4.3 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create pppoe configuration using pppoe-setup 2. Change pppoe configuration using system-config-network (change only ) 3. CHAP authentication failed: Authentication failed will be in message.log file Actual results: Authentication failed Expected results: Doesn't corrupt pppoe configuration (I don't know what configuration has been corrupted)
In the system-config-network change only provider name (for example)
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