PPP and Ascend Pipeline routers
Cyber Source
peter at thecybersource.com
Mon Aug 30 09:09:37 EDT 2004
Is this ascend router on there end? Are they using CHAP or PAP
authentication?
Greg Neumann wrote:
> I've been using Windows too long at work!
> Genera outlind:
> Mother who has never used a GUI computer wants on the internet.
> Through work, I was able to get a pretty good deal w/ our provider.
> I DON'T want to be playing the "virus of the week / spyware of the
> day" game over the phone every other day, so she's using KDE on
> Slackware 10. Yeah, I know Gnome is good, but my experience w/ KDE is
> that it's a bit less processor intensive, and this is an older machine.
> I dial up the provider and get dumped into an ascend command prompt
> until KPPP times out. NOTHING I've been able to do changed that.
> I tried "ppp" at the "ascend%" prompt, "protocol not supported". This
> does NOT happen in Windows. I had this same problem about seven years,
> one server and two router/firewalls ago. I *gasp!* trashed the notes
> w/ the old (486!) server about 4 years ago. I've found two refernced
> on Google, exactly stating my problem, but no answers, past "run KPPP"
> or "don't have this problem".
> The Ascend router is obviously looking/waiting for something, but what??
> I've looked at the logs, and nothing helpful ... all is normal except
> the ppp login never happens. Like the two computers looking at each
> other waiting for the other to start something, getting bored and
> hanging up.
> $%^#!!! I used to know this stuff! :-( Any ideas?
> thanks,
> Greg Neumann
> -brainnumbed by enforced windows use.
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