On Mon, 1 Mar 1999, I don't work for Lucent RABU wrote:
> On Sun, 28 Feb 1999 pmaster@sentex.net wrote:
> March results:
> normal 71.13% 446/627
> User Request - Call Circuit Closed 16.91% 106/627
> Lost Carrier 11.64% 73/627
> User Error - PPP NCP Active to Request 0.32% 2/627
>
> Feb results:
> normal 68.44% 10171/14861
> User Request - Call Circuit Closed 19.80% 2942/14861
> Lost Carrier 10.91% 1622/14861
> User Error - PPP NCP Active to Request 0.37% 55/14861
> Port Error - DSP error 0.15% 23/14861
> User Request - PPP Term Ack 0.10% 15/14861
> NAS Request - PPP Maximum Retransmissions 0.10% 15/14861
> No Event Identified 0.05% 7/14861
> Service Unavailable - PPP No Protocol 0.03% 4/14861
> Service Unavailable - Failed to detect V.42 remote 0.03% 4/14861
> User Error - LAPM negotiation timeout 0.01% 2/14861
> Port Error - Exceeded LAPM retransmission limit 0.01% 1/14861
Do you have many Win 3.11 and/or Mac users? My understanding is
that many of the Win3.1x stacks just drop connection on ppp sessions, and
the older mac stacks do the same, giving a lost carrier message. How
about slip connections? Don't slip connections always give a lost carrier
message?
Just a few ideas, we have no SLIP customers, and maybe 2%
win3.1x/older Mac.
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As folks might have suspected, not much survives except roaches,
and they don't carry large enough packets fast enough...
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