Hello

I have been having a terrible time fixing a PPP connection on my linux system. 

Everything was working fine till 2 days ago.  Win95 can still connect so I 
looked at the ppplog.txt file there and comparing it to previous connects, it 
looks like the authentication procedure on the server has changed from PAP to 
CHAP.  I have setup the chap-secrets file accordingly as well as set the name 
and remotename options.  After the call comes up and chat hands over to pppd, 
I get these messages

Aug 26 03:35:37 nsx pppd[9455]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/ttyS1
Aug 26 03:35:37 nsx pppd[9455]: sent [LCP ConfReq id=0x1 <asyncmap 0x0> <magic 
0xffff9001> <pcomp> <accomp>]
Aug 26 03:36:07 nsx last message repeated 10 times
Aug 26 03:36:07 nsx pppd[9455]: Hangup (SIGHUP)
Aug 26 03:36:07 nsx pppd[9455]: Modem hangup
Aug 26 03:36:07 nsx pppd[9455]: Connection terminated.
Aug 26 03:36:08 nsx pppd[9455]: Exit.

It looks like I send the LCP ConfReq for 30 secs then the modem hangs up.  
There appears to be no response from the server at all.
I also noticed that the option "lcp-max-configure" has no effect on the number 
of requests I send, contrary to what is in the man page.  What does work is 
the lcp-restart option.  With this I can control the interval between the LCP 
requests but still after 30 secs LCP configure requests stop and the modem 
hangs up.  Is there a setting for controlling the time for which LCP requests 
are sent.
Right now I am lost.  I have RTFM but if I have missed anything please point 
it out.

I have kernel v2.0.34 on a hamm system with ppp 2.3.5.

TIA
jmb

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