>What does this mean?
Short version:
BSPro requests a set of options
PM requests a set of options
PM accepts the BSPro's request
BSPro requests its options again
PM accepts them again.
Note the BSPro did not respond to the PMs option request.
Not sure why the PM didn't ask again.=20
Long version:
Received LCP_CONFIGURE_REQUEST on port S4 of 18 bytes containing:
01 22 00 16 01 04 06 40 11 04 06 40 13 0a 05 33
37 35 38 32 30 39
=46ixed #bytes to match #found...
Recvd from port S4: 24 bytes LCP Request-34
Max-Recieve-Unit =3D 1600
MP-MRRU =3D 1600
MP-Endpoint-Disc =3D 0x0533373538323039
Sending LCP_CONFIGURE_REQUEST to port S4 of 29 bytes containing:
01 41 00 1d 05 06 75 0d 1f 31 03 04 c0 23 11 04
06 1c 12 02 13 09 03 00 c0 05 01 67 ae
Sent to port S4: 31 bytes LCP Request-65
Magic-Number =3D 0x750d1f31
Authentication-Protocol =3D PAP
MP-MRRU =3D 1564
MP-Short-Seq-Num-Header
MP-Endpoint-Disc =3D 0x0300c0050167ae
Sending LCP_CONFIGURE_ACK to port S4 of 22 bytes containing:
02 22 00 16 01 04 06 40 11 04 06 40 13 0a 05 33
37 35 38 32 30 39
Sent to port S4: 24 bytes LCP Accept-34
Max-Recieve-Unit =3D 1600
MP-MRRU =3D 1600
MP-Endpoint-Disc =3D 0x0533373538323039
Received LCP_CONFIGURE_REQUEST on port S4 of 18 bytes containing:
01 23 00 16 01 04 06 40 11 04 06 40 13 0a 05 33
37 35 38 32 30 39
=46ixed #bytes to match #found...
Recvd from port S4: 24 bytes LCP Request-35
Max-Recieve-Unit =3D 1600
MP-MRRU =3D 1600
MP-Endpoint-Disc =3D 0x0533373538323039
Sending LCP_CONFIGURE_ACK to port S4 of 22 bytes containing:
02 23 00 16 01 04 06 40 11 04 06 40 13 0a 05 33
37 35 38 32 30 39
Sent to port S4: 24 bytes LCP Accept-35
Max-Recieve-Unit =3D 1600
MP-MRRU =3D 1600
MP-Endpoint-Disc =3D 0x0533373538323039
Skipping: Connection Failed
Skipping: S4: Sending Disconnect Request
Skipping: S4: Received Disconnect Ack
Skipping: S4: Received Call Clear
>I have a user with a Bitsurfer Pro who occasionally gets kicked off the
>Portmaster and then cannot reconnect. I'm trying to get him to upgrade
>his Bitsurfer, and he has no idea what BIOS version it has...but it =
can't
>be the latest. I'm running ComOS 3.3.2c1, and will consider 3.3.3 =
today.
I think rev J is the one you want.
The Win95/BSPro/5BRI/PM link does work for many people.
Just a matter of finding out what to tweek on this one.
Hope this helps,
Bill