That is probably it, it operates through a switch board so there might be times when there is no line available and it goes 'idle'. It has only happened 3 times over a 3 month period.
I'll check out the ipcop homepage
At 15:34 28/02/2003 +1300, you wrote:
Not sure if i can be of much help, i have had recient experence with ipcop,
and have it working with dial-on-demand as well
I have found that ipcop will put the modem into an 'idle' state if it tries to
connect and no connection is found, or if it is connected, and the connection
is broken (ie. unplugging the modem)
I think it would be possible to monitor the connection state, and if it goes
idle, automatically put it back into 'waiting' mode.
There is some info about this on the ipcop home page.
Paul
Quoting Gerard van Antwerpen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi all,
> A smal problem with IPCOP: it's set up for dial-on-demand, and works
> fine.
> but for 2 Fridays in a row now the setting gets reset and it's not
> dialing
> out on demand. This causes our local mail server to not being able to
> get
> mail, and I get the flak after some one queries me about it!
>
> What could be happening?
>
> Ir. Gerard van Antwerpen
> BE mech., MIPENZ, Reg.223986
> Design Engineer, QA Manager
> Cuddon Ltd.
> Blenheim, NZ
>
BE mech., MIPENZ, Reg.223986
Design Engineer, QA Manager
Cuddon Ltd.
Blenheim, NZ
