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From: Soren Dayton <dayton@overx.com>
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Subject: my dial up connection lost
Date: 10 Feb 2000 12:18:17 -0600
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Hi,

I have a small modem pool running off of two modems hooked up to a
FreeBSD 3.4-stable machine.  I am finding that the connections (all
from windows 2000 machines with timeout configured to "never") hang up
after a short period of inactivity it hangs up

I am using mgetty with the login.config configured with:

/AutoPPP/       -       -       /opt/local/sbin/ppplogin

where ppplogin is just

        /usr/sbin/ppp -direct dialin

where /etc/ppp/ppp.conf has:

dialin:
        .....
        set timeout 0
        ....

But still things hang up

Here's the log message:

Jan 12 00:11:59 mecca ppp[534]: Phase: deflink: Carrier lost 
Jan 12 00:11:59 mecca ppp[534]: Phase: deflink: open -> lcp 
Jan 12 00:11:59 mecca ppp[534]: Phase: bundle: Terminate 
Jan 12 00:11:59 mecca ppp[534]: Phase: deflink: Disconnected! 
Jan 12 00:11:59 mecca ppp[534]: Phase: deflink: Connect time: 288 secs: 25578 octets in, 42676 octets out 

I'm probably not collecting the information that would help me debug
this, but does this sound like something that someone understands?
Would anyone have some pointers to get me going on this?

Thanks,
Soren


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