>I suppose pap comes from the MLPPP the modem tries to setup. I
>haven't been able to do the chat login with the isdn modem.
You cannot run CHAT scripts with ISDN connections because ISDN
is a syncronous connection vs. a modem is asyncronous. If you
want to put an ISDN T/A into asyncronous mode, enable v.120 mode.
Note: you will take a ~20% ISDN performance hit doing this
>>At one client site, the isdn modem (in my case, a 3Com IQConnect)
>>worked with my isp, using chat, but not with the client's isp, using
>>only pap. What I ended up doing was a final line in the chat script
>>like this:
>>#expect send
>>CONNECT "\d\d\d"
Thats fine.
>>or, wait for the word CONNECT, then pause 3 seconds, then exit the
>>script and let pppd try to negotiate the pap connection.
This is the ONLY way to do it. PAP or CHAP is the only way to go.
v.120 shouldn't be an option.
>Good suggestion. I'll try running a while with the analog...
>If it still doesn't work, it looks like I may have a bad isdn
>modem.
Doubtful. Does it work under Windows?
--David
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