Hi Ed,
Did you hit "F7"? Please describe your log-in
procedure more completely. If you send part of arachne.cfg
file with your passwords removed, which has the dial-in info
it would also help for solving your dilemma.
Eric
Ed Krug wrote:
>Hi Folks
>
>I downloaded and have been installing and setting up Arach169 and have
>reached a problem.
>I am using an external US Robotics 56K modem and can get it to dial out,
>but it stops with the line:
>
>PPP line is down. Driver not installed.
>
>In the Arachne folder I have the configuration files:
>
>LANTCP 12-24-98
>MIME 12-11-00
>PPPTCP 1-29-99
>SECURITY 7-21-00
>WATTCP 12-11-00
>WWWMAN 1-15-00
>ARACHNE 1-09-01
>PPPDRC 1-09-01
>
>Is this problem covered in RTFM, and if so, which one.
>
>I am sure of the username and password.
>The IP Address is dynamically assigned.
>Nameservers 1 and 2 are entered and correct.
>I used Modem Doctor to get the serial port information.
>Phone number is valid
>Terminal Window was used with similar problems.
>Autodial is not used.
>Login Script wasn't changed from what the program selected.
>Modem init string is AT&F.
>Dialing is by tone.
>
>On External dial-up driver setup:
>IP Address is at Read "IP address set to (rest is blank)
>Name of WATTCP configuration file: is PPPTCP.CFG
> 1st nameserver is 206.196.128.1
> 2nd nameserver is 204.147.80.5
>Packet driver command: is @epppd.exe>>PPP.LOG
>Packet driver unload command is @termin.com 0x60>NUL
>URL to display as "dialing page": is file:pppframe.htm
>Serial port setup: is COM1, IRQ is 4, Base 0x3f8
>115200 bps,
>Data transfer mode 8n1
>Modem init string AT&F
>Tone dial
>Phone number 303-487-7482
>Terminal window tried both ways
>Autodial off
>Login script Try following dialogue off,
> Wait for name:
> Response \u
> Wait for sword:
> Response \p
> Wait for >
> Response ppp
>
>I am running this on a non windows 486DX, 33, 16 Meg of Ram, DRDOS Ver. 7.03
>I don't see anything in the Autoexec.bat or Config.sys that relates to
>Arachne, but I have included them here just in case I missed something that
>is causing a problem.
>
>Autoexec.bat reads:
> @ECHO OFF
> PATH C:\DRDOS;C:\MOUSE;C:\ARACHNE;C:\
> VERIFY OFF
> PROMPT [DR-DOS] $P$G
> SET DRDOSCFG=C:\DRDOS
> NWCACHE 7670 1024 /LEND=ON /DELAY=OFF
> C:\MSCDEX.EXE /D:MSCD002 /M:10
>
>Config.sys reads:
> DEVICE-C:\DRDOS\EMM386.EXE DPMI=OFF FRAME=NONE
> DEVICE=C:\DRDOS\DPMS.EXE
> DEVICE=C:\DRDOS\SETVER.EXE
> SHELL=C:\COMMAND.COM C:\ /E:51 /P
> BREAK=OFF
> HIBUFFERS=120
> FILES=120
> FCBS=4,4
> HISTORY=ON,512,ON
> COUNTRY=1,,C:\DRDOS\COUNTRY.SYS
> DOS=HIGH,UMB
> DEVICE=\DEV\NEC_IDE.SYS /D:MSCD002 /N:1
> [common]
> LASTDRIVE=M
>
>
>After I get this worked out, I need to write up the details so I can have
>200 middle school students hook up there modems after a bit of training. I
>have the new modems, internet connections and computers ready.
>
>Thanks for any help you can give.
>
>Ed Krug
>Denver Colorado
>Learn and Earn Computer Program
>
>
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