There are some GUI dialers like KPPP or GnomePPP that have monitors on
them. If you check /var/log/messages, there should be some indication of
why the connection is dying.
Off the top of my head, here are some things that might kill the
connection: requiring the dial-in server to authenticate itself to you
(take `auth` out of the options file), make sure you're using the right
authentication type (chap, pap, ms-chap, ms-chapv2), add `proxyarp` so
the server can route back to you.
Kenny
>
> In windows I could monitor the activity of the connection through the dialup
> dialog box. It would tell me just exacly why it was disconnecting. Is
> there an equivilant in Linux? If so, what is it?
>
> My modem is set up IRQ4 Com1. There are not conflicts, I have already ruled
> that out.
>
> I have also made sure that the login scripting is correct (right log in name
> and password).
>
> Any Ideas???????
>
> Shanna
>
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