got a customer who is dialing in with an NT server, it connects momentarily
and disconnects. the PPP trace shows it doing everything correctly
(username, password, ipcp config), as you see below we receive a terminate
request immediately after the succeeded connection. the machines MLPPP
dialup was working fine this morning using 2 generic 33.6 modems. any ideas
on what is generating this termination request? line noise?
**** S2: IPCP Open
**** LCP IPCP Open
**** Connection Succeeded
Received IPCP_TERMINATE_REQUEST on port S2 of 4 bytes containing:
05 06 00 08 00 00 00 02
Packet Info: Code: 0x05, ID: 0x06, 8 bytes.
[0x00], length: (0 bytes), [0x]
[0x00], length: (0 bytes), [0x]
[0x00], length: (0 bytes), [0x]
[0x00], length: (0 bytes), [0x]
[0x00], length: (0 bytes), [0x]
[0x00], length: (0 bytes), [0x]
[0x00], length: (0 bytes), [0x]
[0x0], length: (0 bytes), [0x]
Sending IPCP_TERMINATE_ACK to port S2 of 4 bytes containing:
06 02 00 04
Packet Info: Code: 0x06, ID: 0x02, 4 bytes.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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these also came across in the debug, what might these mean?
Received UNKNOWN on port S2 of 14 bytes containing:
0C 02 00 12 00 00 7F 2E 4D 53 52 [NP] [STX] [NULL] [DC2] [NULL] [NULL]
[DEL] . M S R
41 53 56 34 2E 30 30 A S V 4 . 0 0
Received UNKNOWN on port S2 of 15 bytes containing:
0C 03 00 13 00 00 7F 2E 4D 53 52 [NP] [ETX] [NULL] [DC3] [NULL] [NULL]
[DEL] . M S R
41 53 2D 31 2D 4C 41 57 A S - 1 - L A W
Received UNKNOWN on port S2 of 10 bytes containing:
00 0A 12 06 00 00 00 01 C3 2F [NULL] [NL] [DC2] [ACK] [NULL] [NULL]
[NULL] [SOH] [?]/
TIA
Rick Davidson
Systems Administrator
Buckeye Internet Services, Ltd. www.buckeyeweb.com
37841 Euclid Ave. Suite 7 Willoughby, Ohio 44094 USA
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