> we should have started with posting your files :)
> > defaultroute /dev/modem 38400 persist
>
> for pppd being able to understand which line in /etc/ppp/pap-secrets
> to use.
AH-HAH!yes, this did it. thank you, thankyou, thank you. I'm now
connected through the isp.
Should this be
Rick,
we should have started with posting your files :)
> defaultroute /dev/modem 38400 persist
You should add on the same line user hawk
for pppd being able to understand which line in /etc/ppp/pap-secrets
to use.
> and /etc/ppp/pap_secrets
I hope you meant pap-secrets, not pap_secre
> From the log you included in your message I see that another peer
> does not respond to anything except echo-requests. I don't know what
> stage you are on though, could you please send the complete log.
> (I don't see, for example, how pap authorization came through)
here's /e
> Alex Yukhimets wrote:
>
>how do you configure Internet explore dialer? I understand you type in the
>phone number and what else? DO you specify it needs pap authorization?
>May be your ISP uses chap (hardly probable), not pap?
You also type in username and password. AFAIK it does PAP by default
> this is where the problem is. PPP is the only way to connect to the
> ISP, and they only use Internet Explorer. THey know nothing about how
> to work this.
>
> On dialin, I get:
>
> CONNECT /ARQ/V34/LAPM/V42BIS
>
Rick,
how do you configure Internet explore dialer? I understand you type in
> > Is there a way to get it to keep the whole log, rather than the last 20
> > or so entries? I haven't found it yet.
> To see N last lines do: tail -N /var/log/messages
ok, i thought that these were being put somewhereelse forsomereason.NN
> Well, just as I thought, ppp is not started on the
> To see N last lines do: tail -N /var/log/messages
> Well, just as I thought, ppp is not started on the other end.
> I suggest you to call this number in minicom, see the login: or
> something similar prompt, respond to them. You would see then
> some othe kind of prompt, like "BLA-BLA>>" or so
> > does not respond to anything except echo-requests. I don't know what
> > stage you are on though, could you please send the complete log.
> > (I don't see, for example, how pap authorization came through)
>
> Without the debugging, It goes like this:
>
> CONNECT--got it
> Serial Connection es
On Mon, 17 Nov 1997, Rick Hawkins wrote:
> I've bumped the debug level, as suggested. It gives me all kinds of
> messages, which make absolutely no sense to me :( I've clipped them, in
> pieces (still haven't figured out how to increase plog's length).
>
> > Nov 17 11:52:10 nest pppd[995]: rcvd
> From the log you included in your message I see that another peer
> does not respond to anything except echo-requests. I don't know what
> stage you are on though, could you please send the complete log.
> (I don't see, for example, how pap authorization came through)
Without the debugging, It
> I've bumped the debug level, as suggested. It gives me all kinds of
> messages, which make absolutely no sense to me :( I've clipped them, in
> pieces (still haven't figured out how to increase plog's length).
>
> This all is after the notice that the ppp connection has been made, but
> before
I've bumped the debug level, as suggested. It gives me all kinds of
messages, which make absolutely no sense to me :( I've clipped them, in
pieces (still haven't figured out how to increase plog's length).
This all is after the notice that the ppp connection has been made, but
before it works.
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