<======= On 27 Mar 99, at 10:06, SuM w1ttY f00l wrote: =======>
=> i have a question to ask, whats the reason behind the unexpected
=> disconnection of a user on the modem, we are on an ISP and our modem is
=> used for dialup connection and we are using your mgetty to our modems. Is
=> it on the mgetty or something, i cant figure it out for almost a year now
=> and i still dont know what cause the modem to disconnect the user.. is it
=> on our part or the user's modem?
Actually, I think it could be a number of things. Does your ISP run a time-
limit script for it's dial-up users ? Does you ISP have problems with it's
modems that make the modem pool suddenly disconnect ? Does your modem have
problems with communicating, and end up sending out disconnect packets (rare I
suppose) ?
I've had problems with my local ISP lately. They claimed it was my computer
sending disconnect packets. Not true. They said everyone was sending disconnect
packets. Also not true. The fact was, the modem pool was corrupted, so they had
to test their modems to find the corrupted one. That solved the problem.
Of course, if your ISP uses a time-limit script, there isn't much you can do,
just make sure it allows you the proper time-limit between disconnecting you
(c;
DaganSg
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