> To:  ""port-amiga" <""port-amiga@netbsd.org>

 Gwah. Please fix your E-Mail Client. Those "" are nasty.

> noipdefault
 
 I am not sure about this one. You might try to remove it.

> netmask 255.255.255.192

 This means, you have a local subnet with 64 IP adresses. Do you?
I doubt, and therefore either remove the line or set the 192 to 0.
(OK, the ISP might have a 64 subnet on his side, which I doubt as well)

> default            194.185.24.90      UG          0        0      -  ppp0
> localhost          localhost          UH          1       24      -  lo0
> 194.185.24.90      194.185.24.104     UH          1        0      -  ppp0

 Can you successfully ping both IP-numbers?

 Can you successfully "traceroute -n 194.185.24.90" ?

 What does "ifconfig ppp0" tell you? 

 What does "traceroute -n 194.185.4.54"  (Thats a major router of your ISP)
tell you?

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Markus Illenseer
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