10-02-2007, 03:51 PM
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 Re: PPPD via GPRS disconnection problem
In article ,
Bill Unruh wrote:
>Mikko Rapeli writes:
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>>In article <61b44f09.0504080525.63a047b9@posting.google.com>, Krister
>>Renaud wrote:
>>> The problem:
>>>
>>> I start pppd, the connection comes up, if-up is run. After that I get
>>> "No response to 3 echo-requests" and the link is disconnected. I have
>>> tried using Fedora and an XScale linux with the same result.
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>>Disconnection is the problem?
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>>The error message is a good hint. The other end of the PPP link, most
>>likely the phone you're using, does not support lcp-echo-requests and
>>-replies (for really no good reason as the serial links aren't that
>>reliable).
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>>> lcp-echo-interval 5
>>> lcp-echo-failure 3
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>>Setting these to zero will effectively disable echo requests and
>>replies. man pppd will tell more.
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>Agreed. There are two possibilities-- the other end is disconnected or the
>othe end does not respond to echo requests.
It's clear from the original posting that the other end doesn't do echo
requests:
>> sent [LCP EchoReq id=0x2 magic=0x0]
>> rcvd [LCP CodeRej id=0x5 09 02 00 08 00 00 00 00]
>> LCP: Rcvd Code-Reject for code 9, id 2
At least it did a CodeRej[ect] instead of just ignoring you. ;^)
>Disable echo requests, and see
>if things work. If they do, the explanation is the second one. If they do
>not, then the first is the more likely. From the log output it looks like
>things should work.
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