Hi guys, just a quick one here, I'm trying to establish a connection between
a SCO box, and a linux machine.
However after the chat-script connects, I get the following messages from
the SCO machine :-
----------- Log file Snip ---------------------
1/13-18:15:38-1308 Chat script succeeded
1/13-18:15:38-1308 Sending LCP Configure-Request, ID 110, state Starting (1)
1/13-18:15:38-1308 ^M
1/13-18:15:38-1308 ~
1/13-18:15:38-1308 Received LCP Configure-Request, ID 110, state Req-Sent
(6)
1/13-18:15:38-1308 LCP: Replying with Configure-Ack
1/13-18:15:38-1308 Sending LCP Configure-Ack, ID 110, state Req-Sent (6)
1/13-18:15:38-1308 Received LCP Configure-Ack, ID 110, state Ack-Sent (8)
1/13-18:15:38-1308 Sending IPCP Configure-Request, ID 102, state Starting
(1)
1/13-18:15:38-1308 Received IPCP Configure-Request, ID 102, state Req-Sent
(6)
1/13-18:15:38-1308 IPCP: Replying with Configure-Ack
1/13-18:15:38-1308 Sending IPCP Configure-Ack, ID 102, state Req-Sent (6)
1/13-18:15:38-1308 Received IPCP Configure-Ack, ID 102, state Ack-Sent (8)
1/13-18:15:38-1308 PPP connected to 192.168.1.204 on du2
1/13-18:15:38-1308 Missed ALLSTATIONS, flushing frame
1/13-18:16:38-1308 LQM: Too many Echo packets lost
1/13-18:16:38-1308 Disconnected from 192.168.1.204 (LQM failure)
1/13-18:16:38-1308 Sending LCP Terminate-Request, ID 117, state Opened (9)
1/13-18:16:38-1308 Hangup
----------- Log file Snip ---------------------
This is the response of the logfile from the SCO box, on the linux box, the
messages are very similar.
I have tried almost everything, but I can't seem to get the systems to
connect to each other using ppp.
I can get a normal call from the SCO machine to the linux machine, and I see
no errors in the line (no line noise).
I'm wondering if there is a setting that could be causing this on Linux?
I can't remember the PPP version(s) at present.
Regards
Peter Ludwig
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from this email account.
