On Tue, 11 Aug 1998, Tim Hillman wrote:
> I can dial up the server and connect. I get the two IP addresses back,
> then after about 3 minutes of not being able to ping the server or telnet
> or anything else, the client terminates the connection with the following
> message:
>
> Excessive lack of response to LCP echo frames
...
It didn't show up in your list of ppp options, but on one end or the other
there is an option to enable LCP echoes. Not sure why the other side
isn't responding (though commercial ISPs sometimes block echoes), but you
should locate and remove that option (recheck server and client command
line, /etc/ppp/options[.tty??], .ppprc?). In pppd 2.3.x, the option is
'lcp-echo-interval'. Can't remember whether it was the same for 2.2.0f,
just look for anything 'lcp'.
Hope this helps.
Geof
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