On 13-Jan-01, Julian Aronowitz wrote:
> It seems that you may have one, or more, of a few problems.
> First, potential culprit, is the type of serial device you are
> using. There are occasional problems with the Amiga's native
> serial.device.
I'm using 8n1.device, version 43.5
> Second, if all of your settings are correct, for your ISP and
> your modem and your telephone service (tone vs. rotary/pulse),
> then, the culprit can still be the phone company or the ISP's
> servers.
This could be. I've had 3 ISPs in as many years, and didn't have this
problem before.
The telephone service is, of course, tone.
Telecom NZ is guilty of many things (including one of their employees
turning me down :)). Are you think line noise or something?
>
> Before I, or anyone else, can hazard a real plan of action,
> for you, we need more info about your configuraation of Miami
> and your computer, etc.
My computer set-up is in the sig.
Miami config is
Interface page:
Speed: 115200 Use CD
Protocol: async PPP Flow control: rts/cts
EOF mode: Auto Serial mode: 8n1
IP type: dynamic
Multicasts: disabled MTU: 552
Do PPP ping every 10 minutes.
PPP page:
Allow MS-CHAP ticked Accm: a0000
Same as in dialer ticked
VJC ticked
Get DNS from IPCP ticked
TermReq before hang-up ticked
Quick reconnect: file
TCP/IP Page:
Use ICMP ticked
T/TCP ticked
Down when offline ticked.
I'll assume other pages are not necessary for the problem.
I'm not sure what alot of these options do, so I haven't done too much
experimenting with random settings.
Abysinnia
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