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From: Joel Sutton <sutton@aardvark.apana.org.au>
To: Sri Ramkrishna <sri@aracnet.com>
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Subject: Re: problems with routing using PPP 
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> The symptoms are:
> 	o cannot ping the IP address assigned to me
> 	o cannot ping remote IP address.
> 
> Looking through the PPP logs, I see a lot of reset packets being sent to
> the ISP.  Here is a short excerpt:
> 
> CCP: Send ResetAck
> CCP: Received Reset Request  (11) State = Opend (9)
> CCP: RecvResetReq
> CCP  SendResetAck

I have had a similar problem with my ISP which uses a Linux box as a
terminal server. I got around it by disabling all the compression
protocols and them re-enabling until I found out the ones that my
ISP's server didn't like. Trial and error sort of stuff. 

Hope this helps, Joel...