At 11:05 AM 12/23/98 -0600, Fuzzy Fox wrote:
This just tells you that the connection opened, then closed. To get
more information, start pppd with the "debug" option. Then it will show
you the negotiation with the remote side.
Beware, if you use PAP, your password will appear in the log.
No, in diald, these addresses must be specified as placeholders, but
don't do anything, as far as I can tell. The keyword "dynamic" in
the diald.conf file helps guarantee this.
Right.. I think you can use 0.0.0.0 though.
--David
I suppose pap comes from the MLPPP the modem tries to setup. I
haven't been able to do the chat login with the isdn modem.
You cannot run CHAT scripts with ISDN connections because ISDN
is a syncronous connection vs. a modem is asyncronous. If you
want to put an ISDN T/A into asyncronous
At 11:11 AM 12/23/98 -0800, David A. Ranch wrote:
I'm using a serial card that (due to a jumper) gives 4x what I ask.
I'm pretty sure this is working ok since I'm seeing "CONNECT 230400"
from the modem
Ok.. that sounds good. What card is this anyway? Hayes ESP?
LavaLink? Etc?
Boca Turbo 2x2
1) The 16650 serial - modem isn't reliable at 230400 (using cable
supplied with modem.
I've heard that Linux's setserial has problems with 16650s.
2) My old 486SX can't keep up with 230400 even when using a 16650
I bet thats an issue too.
--David
