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Dale wrote: |
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> Mick wrote: |
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>> On Friday 01 June 2007 11:51, Dale wrote: |
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>>> On this, I turned the volume up and it answers the phone just fine. It |
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>>> starts the handshake part then connects at 26400 like is usually does. |
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>>> The only difference is that BellSouth does not seem to send a login |
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>>> prompt and my system does know what to do so it just tries to connect |
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>>> blind as a bat without sending the login/password. |
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>>> |
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>> This indicates that you have set it up to use link control protocol (LCP) |
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>> which is the first part of establishing a PPP link, but BellSouth may be |
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>> using CHAP? |
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>>> We have caller ID here and it works fine. My brother who uses windoze |
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>>> and lives next door uses them and it works fine for them. I may try it |
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>>> again to see if anything has changed. Maybe it needed time to use the |
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>>> caller ID to see we are allowed to connect. |
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>>> I'm open to ideas though. I have tried Kppp, wvdial and pon and get no |
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>>> joy out of it at all. No worky. :-( |
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>>> |
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>> I assume that you have tried out the different authentication methods in kppp |
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>> (pap/chap and what not). Not sure if the use of tcpdump and, or wireshark |
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>> would show anything particularly revealing here? This would be more |
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>> meaningful if you compare with a dial up number that actually works. |
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>> >From what I understand BellSouth use 'TCP header compression' which I believe |
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>> requires the vj-max-slots option enabled in pppd, but don't know for sure |
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>> what the number should be, if this is enabled by default, etc. (you could try |
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>> from 2 to 16 and see what gives). |
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>> Additionally, a chat with the ISPs' sysadmin might help (if need be with |
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>> giving you a login script). If their system works with OSX which I believe |
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>> it does, it would probably work with Linux too. |
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> You may have hit on something good there. I disabled vj a long time |
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> ago because I was having trouble with it. I took that out and will |
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> try again. The funny things is, I used this at my brothers once and |
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> it worked fine. |
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> I'll post back what I find out. |
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> Thanks much. |
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> Dale |
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> :-) :-) :-) |
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> www.myspace.com/-remove-me-dalek1967 |
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> Copy n paste then remove the -remove-me- part. |
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Well, that didn't help any. I also forgot to mention that I do have it |
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set up on Kppp to use pap/chap. It doesn't work either. I don't know |
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where LCP came from. Any way to force it to disable that in ppp options? |
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I'm not sure but maybe it is something to do with my modem. I had a |
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different modem when I used my brothers account a long time ago. That |
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is all that has changed on my end. |
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Any more ideas? |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) :-) :-) |
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www.myspace.com/-remove-me-dalek1967 |
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Copy n paste then remove the -remove-me- part. |
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