Tim Heuser writes:
> Recieve serial link is not 8 bit clean
Your ISP wants to see something more than just username and password. Your
chat is exiting after sending the password and letting pppd start sending
packets. The ISP is echoing those packets while it waits for the
appropriate input. Fi
Serial connection established
using interface PPP0
Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/ttyS1
LCP: Time out sending Config-Requests
Connection terminated
Recieve serial link is not 8 bit clean
Problem: All had 7 bit set to 0
Hangup (SIGHUP)
Exit
I don't know how to cut and paste yet in here.
Tim
John Hasler w
Tim Heuser writes:
> username and password. Is there some other prog. that I should be using
> to dial up for a ppp connection?
No. Pon should work (I assume that you set up ppp with pppconfig). Run
plog and post the output.
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John Hasler
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Dancing Horse Hill
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username and password. Is there some other prog. that I should be using to dial
up for a ppp connection?
Shaleh wrote:
> When using pon, run plog -f, it will tell you what is happening.
>
> Does you provider use PAP, CHAP, or plain old username/password at a prompt?
When using pon, run plog -f, it will tell you what is happening.
Does you provider use PAP, CHAP, or plain old username/password at a prompt?
Hi all,
I'm having troubles figuring out how to connect to my provider. Maybe
someone can
help me out?
I've tried "pon", my computer trys to connect, but the other end hangs up (I
guess.
pon dosn't give me any info as to what is going on). I've tried wvdial, and it
almost
works. It dials
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