On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, mihai burcescu wrote:
|I have some strange problems with the PPP daemon - it dies after 1-15
|min. with the message "LCP terminated by peer( User request)!
|
|I'm using the 2.0.34 Kernel and the 2.3.3-4 ppp package from the 5.1 Red Hat
|release.
|
|My modem is a V1433VQH -U Internal Davicom.
|
|Here's the /etc/ppp/option file:
|
|/dev/ttyS1
|38400
|-detach
|asyncmap 200a0000
|modem
|crtscts
|lock
|defaultroute
|noipdefault
|debug
|kdebug 7
|escape 11,13,ff
|0.0.0.0:0.0.0.0
|netmask 255.255.255.0
The PPP link negotiations looked entirely normal.
The message could actually be someone at the peer that terminates the
connection, given the 1-15 minute variation with respect to time to
termaination.
Do you have any problems with using the connection during the time
you are connected? If so then the problem might be that the peer
has a slightly broken PPP implementation and the pppd option
|escape 11,13,ff
is causing it trouble, in particular the ff.
I'd try removing that option entirely, along with the "netmask
255.255.255.0" option, and change the "asyncmap 200a0000" option
to "asyncmap 0" . The peer asked for asyncmap 0 so that it should
be OK for pppd to use it too.
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