Scott,
Does your Linux box masquerade for any windows machines? If so, on the the
windows machines, make sure you have the master browser function set to
Disabled. This is under the network properties -> File and print sharing
properties.
You may also want to start tcpdump on the ppp0 interface to see what is
actually happening. Set your diald timeout longer than 15 minutes.
Also, scan the archives as this has come up many times and has had many
solutions. Look at:
http://www.geocrawler.com/lists/3/Linux/23/0/
Bob...
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> I have my name server setup where it will look for local addresses and if
> not found it will forward the request to my ISP using a forwarding clause
> in named.conf. Diald tries to connect to my ISP every 15 minutes when I
> don't send any info that should be sent over the net. (I'm using basically
> the standard.filter that is shipped with it). When I look in the logs I
> see it's trying to connec via UDP to the name server in my forwarding
> clause. I kept a calling log and it either sends very small amounts of
> info (400 bytes or less) or nothing at all and then disconnects very
> quickly which implied it's probably talking to the remote name server.
>
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