On Tue, 7 Dec 1999, Martin Waller wrote:

polyto >My phone line is good - assuming it's not a pppd bug, what should my 
ISP be 
polyto >doing?  How can I convince them it's a problem at their end?

Chances are it's not.  Chances are its on your end :)  What i suggest is
you check your INIT string, in many cases the default ATZ may not be
enough to estable a stable connection..  If you are using a 56k modem
check the archives for the string I use, as it gives me hours/days of
connect time while a friend who connects to the *same* isp gets dropped
once an hour (different city, local isp, same county, not the isp i work
for btw)  I gave him my INIT once but dont think he is using it now since
he has since reinstalled his OS(s).

If you are a user of win* and find it gives a stable connect then enable
the logging function and cehck what init string it is giving it.  Now if
it worked on an earlier pppd and not the new one then disreguard most of
this.

i just havent been following the thread much.  most ISPs (like my 2) use
devices like livingston portmaster and ascend devices to handle calls, it
is VERY rare those things have problems, now if your isp is using a modem
pool things can get messy.

my 0.01

nate

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