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Subject: Re: isp0 up and running but not working
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>> > from time to time my sppp link is UP and RUNNING but does not
>> pass the > packets to the internet.
>> >
>> > "ifconfig isp0 down" and "ifconfig isp0 up" "fixes" the problem.

> Did no one else see this?  Or do you swich off your *BSD boxes all
> the time?  Hellmuth does not use sppp. Who of the core developers
> uses it?

I think I have seen it a few times, after having changed the config
file and HUPed isdnd, but I don't see it in "normal usage".

/Janne


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