On Sat, 15 Jan 2000, TimO wrote:
[edited]
|Azher amin wrote:
|> Now I am able to connect to an ISP with CISO AS5300 Access Server using PAP
|> with your help. But when I try to connect to another ISP with BAY NETWORKS
|> Versalar, then I got the following message in my /var/log/messages
|>
|> Jan 14 09:11:22 masq pppd[3664]: Serial connection established.
|> Jan 14 09:11:22 masq pppd[3664]: Using interface ppp0
|> Jan 14 09:11:22 masq pppd[3664]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/ttyS1
|> Jan 14 09:11:53 masq pppd[3664]: LCP: timeout sending Config-Requests
|> Jan 14 09:11:53 masq pppd[3664]: Connection terminated.
|> Jan 14 09:11:53 masq pppd[3664]: Connect time 0.6 minutes.
|> Jan 14 09:11:53 masq chat[3666]: send (\K)
This could be a chat script problem, the connect time is close to being
right and the LCP message at this level of pppd messages is right.
(The \K break in the disconnect script is probably unecessary although it
won't hurt since you are no longer connected.)
...
[some pppd options]
|> nodefaultroute
|> noipdefault
|> debug
|> lock
|> -vj
|> kdebug 0
|> noauth
|> refuse-chap
|> require-pap
If you expect to access the Internet with the PPP connection without a
default route you'll be disappointed. Maybe you're inserting one in
/etc/ppp/ip-up or elsewhere but other wise noipdefault should be removed.
...
|> I have also tried the options with both refuse chap and require pap and
|> there reverse as well, but same thing.
|> Also LCP fails (according to pppd) means authentication failure, however the
|> password works well on windows.
You may be right here. The options require-chap and require-ppp mean that
you want the peer to authenticate itself to you and the ISP that does this
is as rare as hen's teeth. Either option will cause the PPP negotiations
to fail if the peer won't authenticate itself.
...
|Note that I am x-posting this to [EMAIL PROTECTED] where Clifford
|Kite can grab the ball and run with it if need be. He's Not A Guru(tm),
|but he's close. ;-)
Believe it or not I usually delete the last line in my signature, but I've
left it in this time. :-)
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